press the bearings into the bore of each end by hand
press them all the way into the bore
slide the plastic retaining rings in place
do this for both connecting arms
Press the 6802 bearings on to both ends of the 2 retaining ring bearing
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Press the 6802/LM8LUU bearing assembly into the bore on the main body
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Press the linear bearing with one retaining ring into the main body from the bottom
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Press the 608 bearing into the main body
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Put the M3 screws into the main body to lock all the bearings in place
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Add the QL servo
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Important!!! -> **** POWER ON THE SERVOS BEFORE ASSEMBLY **** If they were moved while off they can turn 360 degrees unexpectedly, which could cause damage to the servos and printed parts.
Add the HR servo
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Important!!! -> **** POWER ON THE SERVOS BEFORE ASSEMBLY **** If they were moved while off they can turn 360 degrees unexpectedly, which could cause damage to the servos and printed parts.
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mcw
I wonder what the two tiny black screws are that are supplied with each servo arm? They don’t seem to tighten (no I didn’t strip the thread), and they aren’t in your pictures? They look like they’re to stop the arm spreading under load, but that’s not going to work if they won’t tighten. Manufacturing fault? (Threads out of tolerance?)
I wonder what the two tiny black screws are that are supplied with each servo arm? They don’t seem to tighten (no I didn’t strip the thread), and they aren’t in your pictures? They look like they’re to stop the arm spreading under load, but that’s not going to work if they won’t tighten. Manufacturing fault? (Threads out of tolerance?)