Hi everyone, I’m currently working on a project regarding a 3D printer, an A-pod robot and some awesome stuff found here on this forum. Here I will try to share my experience with my hexapods and try to combine a tutorial on how to print an A-pod from a 3D printer and make it w…

We’re certainly happy to have you here and look forward to seeing your projects progress. Unfortunately the A-Pod design is not open source, though you should be able to get a very good idea of the design by looking through the assembly guide: lynxmotion.com/driver.aspx?T … sem…

Hi CBenson, thanks for your reply. I understand that it’s not an open source project, but so awesome! Is it ok to share my solidworks files? (let me know by PM if needed). What are SES brackets? The files are still not finished but I’ve already printed a leg, the body and some…

It is basically your design, so you are certainly free to share the CAD files. Looking forward to seeing it walk!

Many thanks, I will surely show you a video of it walking :slight_smile: In between, I’ll keep posting pictures :slight_smile:

Looks great, can not wait to see your video. For inspiration you might want to look at the original Apod by Kåre (Zenta). He has a few great videos of it including: As well as a thread showing lots of stuff: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=4642

Hi all, Thanks for your support, the parts are 90% printed and I’m just waiting for a few more servos to come before I can make a video (they come from Hong Kong…). I’ve got a question for Zenta if he comes to this thread: what Force sensor do you use for the mandibles? If I us…

Looking forward to see it… :wink:

Here is what it look like at the moment in solidworks: [Iso2.PNG] [Iso1.PNG] [Profile.PNG] [Face.PNG] [Dessus.PNG]

Very nice, will you encase the LED like on the drawings ?

RobotShop Community

3D printed A-pod [Ongoing project]

Lynxmotion Legged Robots

zaraxxx April 22, 2014, 12:21pm 5

Many thanks, I will surely show you a video of it walking
In between, I’ll keep posting pictures