Robot Arm & Remote | CADclass x CyberBrick [V5]
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CyberBrick Robot Arm
A fully 3D-printable, remote-controlled Robot Arm designed to be a fun and approachable first step into robotics, mechatronics, and mechanical design.
This project was designed around a simple idea: make a robot arm that feels like real engineering, but is still easy to print, easy to build, and fun to use. It uses standard PLA, common 9g servos, and the CyberBrick system to create a working desktop robot with real moving joints, a functional gripper, and a handheld remote.
Why this project is different
This Robot Arm was designed with a few strict goals in mind:
- easy to assemble
- minimal parts
- prints quickly
- no support material
- works on the Bambu Lab A1 mini
The remote keeps the electronics visible so you can understand how the system works, while the arm itself hides the wiring and focuses on movement, form, and function.
Printing
The full Robot Arm is designed to print in a single job on the A1 mini, but it can also be printed on any capable FDM printer.
Recommended settings:
- Standard PLA
- 0.2 mm layer height
- Default print settings
- Can ramp up to Ludicrous Mode for Speed 166%
No support material is required, which keeps printing fast and beginner-friendly with little to no cleanup.
Assembly & Control
The arm is powered by the CyberBrick platform and controlled with a handheld remote using single- and dual-axis joysticks.
This makes it a great project for:
- makers who want a functional robot arm
- students learning about robotics and engineering
- teachers looking for a classroom-ready STEM build
- anyone who wants to move beyond static prints
Customize it
This is more than just a print, it’s a starting point.
You can redesign the gripper pads, modify the arm, test your own ideas, and use CAD to create custom upgrades. It’s meant to be understood, improved, and built on.
Share your build
If you print it, modify it, or improve it, I’d love to see what you make. Share your version, post your remix, and keep building.
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