Here you can find all the 3D models to print, and see what it looks like when assembled. Not sure what piece you have? Check out the augmented reality view* to compare the piece side by side. *Coming soon, and requires an iOS device and tapping the ‘AR’ button
Arm Cover Top
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This is the arm cover on the span of the arm. Print laying flat, without supports
Arm – Left
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Left side of the arm span. Print laying flat, without supports
Arm – Right
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Right side of the arm span. Print laying flat, without supports
Dovetail F
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Dovetail F piece for the arm, attaching to the side closest to the base. This allows you to slide in / out the arm span and end effector. Print laying flat, without supports, on high resolution with small layer height
Dovetail M
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Dovetail M piece for the arm, attaching on the span side. This allows you to slide in / out the arm span and end effector to the main robot. Print laying flat, without supports, on high resolution with small layer height
End Effector Hood
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End effector hood covers the servo and inner parts of the end effector structure. Print laying flat, with supports
End Effector Mount / Tray
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End effector mount connects the arm span to the end effector (scoop or claw). This piece will mount the servos and pivots to. Print laying flat, with supports
End Effector Plate
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End effector plate between the mount and span of arm. Print laying flat, without supports
End Pivot Align – Left
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End pivot align to help support the weight of the scoop / end effector that’s moving. The binding post goes through this. Print laying flat, without supports
End Pivot Align – Right
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End pivot align to help support the weight of the scoop / end effector that’s moving. The binding post goes through this. Print laying flat, without supports
End Pivot Mount – Left
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Other half of the pivot piece. The binding post goes through this. In the future, this can also mount lightweight pieces. Print laying flat, with supports
End Pivot Mount – Right
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Other half of the pivot piece. The binding post goes through this. In the future, this can also mount lightweight pieces. Print laying flat, with supports
End Pivot Washer
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Pivot washer to cover the extra distance of the binding post on the end pivot mounts. Print upright, with no supports
Joining Bar
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Joining bar between the two servo mounts on the base. Print laying flat, without supports
Key
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Key for the dovetail piece. Print laying flat, with supports
Scoop – Left
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Left side of the scoop. Print laying flat, with supports, and with a brim. After it’s completed printing, remove the brim
Scoop – Middle
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Middle portion of the scoop. Print laying flat, with supports, and with a brim. After it’s completed printing, remove the brim
Scoop – Right
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Right side of the scoop. Print laying flat, with supports, and with a brim. After it’s completed printing, remove the brim
Servo Arm Cover Top
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Servo arm cover top, this helps to join and keep both halves of the arm pieces aligned and sturdy. Print laying flat, without supports
Servo Arm End Effector
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End effector servo arm attaches to the servo on the end effector to the plate that will attach to the scoop or claw. Print laying flat, without supports
Servo Arm – Left
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The servo arm left piece attaches from the servo horn to the span of arm. This is specifically for the one sided servo horns (see model for details). Print laying flat, without supports
*Note: The servo arm pictured is a bit different than the model
Servo Arm – Right
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The servo arm right piece attaches from the servo horn to the span of arm. This is specifically for the one sided servo horns (see model for details). Print laying flat, without supports
*Note: The servo arm pictured is a bit different than the model
Servo Hood – Left
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To cover the servo, we attach the servo hood using hot glue. It’s not a perfect solution, but it does help protect from the occasional rain drop! Print on its side as flat as possible, with supports
Servo Hood – Right
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To cover the servo, we attach the servo hood using hot glue. It’s not a perfect solution, but it does help protect from the occasional rain drop! Print on its side as flat as possible, with supports
Servo Lift A – Left
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This lifts the servo mount to the proper height from the base of the Bowie chassis. Print laying on its side, without supports
Servo Lift A – Right
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This lifts the servo mount to the proper height from the base of the Bowie chassis. Print laying on its side, without supports
Servo Lift B – Left
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This lifts the servo mount to the proper height from the base of the Bowie chassis. Print laying on its side, without supports
Servo Lift B – Right
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This lifts the servo mount to the proper height from the base of the Bowie chassis. Print laying on its side, without supports
Servo Mount End Effector
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Servo mount for the end effector that attaches to the end effector tray. Print laying flat, without supports
Servo Mount – Left
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Servo mount for the main arm servos near the base of the chassis. Print laying flat, with supports, and a bit more infill than other pieces
Servo Mount – Right
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Servo mount for the main arm servos near the base of the chassis. Print laying flat, with supports, and a bit more infill than other pieces
Servo Plate
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Servo plate that attaches the lifts of the servos to base of the chassis. These are the pieces that integrate the arm to the main robot. Print laying flat, without supports
Arm Cover Bottom
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This is actually unused, no need to print.
*Note: The servo arm pictured is a bit different than the model
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