LAD Robotic Hand V1.0

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This is the first iteration of the LAD Robotic hand V1.0. https://youtu.be/A9771-fhw8s https://youtu.be/blDjkmAOdUo I managed to find a copy of the files in an old backup. People have asked me about this version in several occasions , so I decided to search for the original files and publish them. Things you need to understand before purchasing the files . The LAD Robotic Hand V1.0 was designed for SLS 3D printing because of all the internal complexity. SLS 3D printing and FDM 3D printing are different in principle. The first one uses a laser to melt powder, so there is no need to remove any support material. And we all know how FDM goes about with the filament and the nozzle, and the extruder. Is it going to be printable in an FDM printer? maybe?...perhaps with the right supports?...and some post-processing?... Please note. there is no arduino code and no schematics for the electronics for this version. You will have to bring along your programming skills to program the 9 servos (5 servos of MG996R and 4 servos of MG90s) and the Micro Metal Gearmotor (298:1 Pololu or equivalent). All the STL files of the individual pieces are included, along with a STEP file of the whole assembly, so that you can have an idea of how everything goes together. You can also check the video for reference . HARDWARE You need three M3 bolts and nuts (18mm, 22mm and 25mm long) per finger to join each phalanx together, and two headless nails 1~ 1.25mm in diameter as pins for the connecting rod (9mm long x 2 for the short rod). Also you will need Self Tapper screws to secure the forearm (where the servos rest) to the writs attachment (where the hand rests). The LAD Robotic Hand V2.0 is a great improvement which is printable in a conventional FDM 3D printer. It’s got all the attention to detail so that anybody can print it at home in a machine like a PRUSA or Ender 3. Check our the description of the V2.0: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/lad-robotic-hand-improved-version