Baxter head
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These will all fit very nicely with the screws from this link it is the boiolid bot kit you will need.
You can down load all of the cad files here.
The picture above shows 3 ring1 and 1 ring2 prints they are not connected they are just sitting there they don't need to be connected because the ring1s are just holding the space there. I will explain more later on.
The first thing the you need to do is put N1 nuts in the bracket shown below
- 8 N1 nuts
The next thing to do is to connect the bracket shown above to a servo. this is shown below make sure not to knock out any of the nuts.
- 6 S1 screws
- 6 N1 nuts
The next part of this is to connect the servo to the halo part.
- 8 S6 screw are required
Then 4 S3 screws will be needed to connect the bracket to the servo face as shown below
- 4 S3 screws
next you will need to connect the f53 full back to the face part of the the baxter head. it should look like the figure below.
- 4 s1 screws
- 4 N1 nuts
next you will need to connect the servo to the f53 special shown below
- 8 S1 screws
- 8 N1 nuts
now connect the bracket to one side of the face as shown below
- 1 BU
- 1 S-B
- 1 N2
now connect the other side with S3 screws
- 4 S3 screws