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Hi,
I’m very impressed by all the work having been put into this project.
The two of us managed to built a working small setup so far. Thankyou for this great project!Having a few Danish switches and a few from BlueBrixx, we needed to get them automated too.
The motors sold by TrixBrix where out of stock for quite a while, so I’ve ordered a few micro servo motors from AZ-Delivery. The ones available at the time of ordering where the ones named MG90S.
We’ve managed to build a housing using quite a few bricks but we would like to hide the motors in a smaller housing.Not having 3D printed anything before nor having designed something to be 3D printed, I had a go and learnt to design something using FreeCad.
With the lack of a 3D printer, it’ll take a while before we get that printed but I thought I’d share the result anyway in the hope that some may find it useful.
Be aware, it’s work in progress.
The complete project can be found over at GitLab:
MG90S Micro Servo Motor Housing project on GitLab -
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I don’t know if you saw the other pictures over at GitLab. There is a sort of cross shaped pocket in the housing giving room for the motor’s arm.
I haven’tadded the gear plus arm to the modelbut might do itfor a clearer pictures of how the motor is supposed to live in it’s housing.
This may help in picturing how the motor’s arm is supposed to operate within the housing.
I certainly will share pictures once I manage to print this thing. Not having access to a 3D-Printer (yet?) I would rely on someone to make a test print. Let’s see, how soon this will happen. 😉 -
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Hello everybody
I designed housings for the SG90 servos.1x Lego City switch 60238
1x Trixbrix switches
1x Lego double crossing 7996 -
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