The V1 assembly is pretty straight forward, but V2 doesn't have much for documentation that I can find readily.
I've printed out a bunch of V2 parts, and it might just be laziness, but I'd prefer to know how many of each I need before I print them; in addition to where they go.
If I don't get an answer before I resort to trial n' error, I'll post my findings for all you fabricators out there.
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https://github.com/OpenBCI/Spiderclaw/issues
* not compatible with Kickstarter OpenBCI V3
* not symmetric
* no documentation
* overhangs and small parts where there is no absolutely need for such obstacles to 3D printing
That it's done in Maya (a VERY expensive 3D graphics program) means I can't modify the original design files to fix these issues myself. Doing extensive modification repeatedly to all 3 arm versions even though they are the same design, just exported with 3 parameter values, is hardly an option.
Any idea when the V3 Spiderclaw, compatible witht he OpenBCI V3 (Kickstarter version) will come?
I don't see it being developed anywhere.
"The design has not yet been updated to work with the latest version of the hardware (V3, the Kickstarter/pre-order release)
New design coming soon (exp. Dec 2014)!
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The hand is a 4-way connector, the body is a PCB-holder with 5 connection points.
How to connect 4 fingers to the hand after one connection point is already taken up by the body?
What connection point to attach the hand to? ..and why?
So we'll have to design our own.
That's a few hours of work...not a few month.