Humanoid Biped Leg Pair Assembly Guide
Humanoid Biped Leg Pair Assembly Guide. Updated 08/30/2007
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Image of Humanoid Biped's Right Leg. |
Step 1. Attach a multi-purpose servo bracket to a "C" bracket as shown, using two 2-56 x .250" screws and 2-56 nuts. 2 x 2 x |
Figure 1. |
Step 2. Attach two "C" brackets as shown, using two 2-56 x .250 screws and 2-56 nuts. 2 x 2 x |
Figure 2. |
Step 3. Connect the "C" bracket to the multi-purpose bracket as shown. See figure 3-1 for detailed information.
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Figure 3-2. |
Step 4. Attach a multi-purpose servo bracket to a "C" bracket as shown, using two 2-56 x .250" screws and 2-56 nuts. 2 x 2 x |
Figure 4. |
Step 5. Connect the "C" bracket to a multi-purpose bracket as shown. See figure 5-1 for detailed information.
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Step 6. Attach a multi-purpose servo bracket to a "C" bracket as shown, using two 2-56 x .250" screws and 2-56 nuts. 2 x 2 x |
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Step 7. Connect the "C" bracket to a multi-purpose bracket as shown. See figure 7-1 for detailed information.
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Figure 7-2. |
Step 8. Attach a multi-purpose servo bracket to the foot panel as shown, using three 2-56 x .125" screws and 2-56 nuts. 3 x 3 x |
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Step 9. Connect the "C" bracket to a multi-purpose bracket as shown. See figure 9-1 for detailed information.
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Step 10. Attach the servos as shown, using the included 3mm hardware, and two #2 tapping screws. For quick prototype assembly, you can use rivet fasteners (sold separately: NSRF-01) as illustrated. 16 x 8 x |
Figure 10. |
Step 11. When you are ready to attach the legs to your biped torso, attach the "C" brackets as shown, using the ball bearing hardware and four #2 tapping screws. 2 x 4 x |
Figure 11. |