The frame I bought from Andy Schwartz, and is the styrene A&A frame. A&A stands for Andy and Alex ( Kung ). They offer all kind of parts to the club. It comes with a complete PDF tutorial, so it is quite simple to assemble. Here you see the assembled frame with the front inner skin on ( test-fit ).
To strengthen the frame a bit I put M6 threaded rods on several places through the frame. Be sure to countersink the holes as pointed out in the tutorial!
Friday, January 4, 2008
Index
Intro
Body:
- Frame
- Skin
- Separate parts
Dome:
- Aspect clear dome
- Rockler bearing
- Separate parts
- Electronics
- Painting
Legs:
- Wooden legs
- Separate parts
- Painting
Feet:
- Outer feet
- Inner foot
- Battery Boxes
- Motors
- Wheels
Materials used:
- Plywood
- Acryl
- Styrene
Tools used:
- Dremel
- Drawing ruler
- Sandpaper
- Drilling machines
- Sawing machines
Body:
- Frame
- Skin
- Separate parts
Dome:
- Aspect clear dome
- Rockler bearing
- Separate parts
- Electronics
- Painting
Legs:
- Wooden legs
- Separate parts
- Painting
Feet:
- Outer feet
- Inner foot
- Battery Boxes
- Motors
- Wheels
Materials used:
- Plywood
- Acryl
- Styrene
Tools used:
- Dremel
- Drawing ruler
- Sandpaper
- Drilling machines
- Sawing machines
Intro
Well, it all started in januari 2006. I was reading "KIJK" magazine, which covers all new scientific stuff. They mentionend the R2Buildersclub, where people actually build R2D2's, exchange idea's, parts, photo's, etc about the little Starwars Droid. I immediately was interested and started gathering info, drawings, parts etc.
I will handle the different parts seperately, and hope I remember what I've done, since it's already a 2 year activity!
I will handle the different parts seperately, and hope I remember what I've done, since it's already a 2 year activity!
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