DIY Full sized Human Armature build Tutorial

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5 ай бұрын

Armature Diagram: samhain.ca/product/human-arma...
3d Printed Joints:
Arm001 samhain.ca/product/arm001-con...
Arm002 samhain.ca/product/arm002-con...
Arm003 samhain.ca/product/arm003-1-3...
Materials and Machines Used (Affiliate Links)
Anycubic Kobra (Entry Level 3d printer): amzn.to/4bqyxjR
PETG Filament: amzn.to/3UrrHEP
1/4" Bolts - 1.5" Length. amzn.to/3ug0j1Z
1/4" Bolts - 2" Length. amzn.to/486VTZ0
1/4". Wing Nuts amzn.to/3HLRksi
Metric Bolt Assortment: amzn.to/3SGVw2Y
Stuff Amazon Doesn't sell: (Non-affiliate)
Electrical Conduit:
www.homedepot.com/p/3-4-in-x-...
Hey there, fellow makers and DIY enthusiasts! 👋 In today's video, join me on an exciting journey as we explore the creation of a life-sized 3D human armature using 3D printed joints and electrical conduit. 🤖💡
I'll take you step by step through the process of designing and 3D printing the intricate joints that form the skeleton of this unique project. We'll delve into the world of precision and customization, ensuring each piece fits seamlessly to bring our armature to life.
But that's not all! We'll also be using electrical conduit to provide stability and structure, making our creation not only functional but also robust. This combination of 3D printing and practical materials adds an extra layer of versatility to our project.
Throughout the video, I'll share tips, tricks, and insights gained from the challenges and successes of this ambitious build. Whether you're a seasoned maker or just getting started with 3D printing, this video has something for everyone.
Get ready to witness the fusion of technology and craftsmanship as we breathe life into our 3D-printed human-sized armature. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and join the community as we embark on this creative endeavor together!

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@FraidyZone 5 ай бұрын

Yes! Yodeling from the rooftops is exactly what I was doing!🤣-Thank you for the brilliant armature tutorial. My Medusa armature in the garage will definitely benefit so it’ll hopefully stop falling over!!😆

@SamhainPropworks 5 ай бұрын

I just hope you have picked up a 3d printer!! Those things are amazing, and I'm sure you would find so many uses for one! I'm sure all these joints can be repurposed into any form you want, but if you do update your medusa it would be awesome to see!

@ghostofautumnwood6379 2 ай бұрын

Your joints show thoughtful, beautiful design regarding movement and stability. Bravo!

@SamhainPropworks 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I put a TON of work into those joints (I have a box of failed tests as a reminder), It's tough to make them small and functional and some of the movements human joints offer is crazy. I figured the 3 versions I designed will anyone to build the frame for almost any creature they can imagine.

@cindydavis1443 5 ай бұрын

This is great! I think our Lowe's that are shutting down have been pretty well been picked clean, but I may go back and see if I can at least pick up the nuts and bolts for cheap. Happy 2024!

@SamhainPropworks 5 ай бұрын

Our Lowes has been converted to a Rona, but it means we have two rona's in town now and I'm worried the older one and my favourite might be on the chopping block. I find that garage sales around my parts are the best place to find cheap nuts and bolts collections, but I'm also discovering that a box of 50 bolts is $14 and sometimes not worth the trouble of sorting through my bolt bin for matches! Happy 2024 to you too Cindy!

@zhead 5 ай бұрын

A full-sized armature... Wow! Looking forward to seeing how this project unfolds. Super exciting, thanks for sharing :)

@SamhainPropworks 5 ай бұрын

It's a fun project and more than anything a good future base for my animatronic designs! Thanks for watching :)

@Jekyll-Labs 5 ай бұрын

Looks great!! I really like the inset hex bolt and wing nut. Great design. For the PVC, have played with staining it? Would match the joints well. I need to get some prints going.

@SamhainPropworks 3 ай бұрын

Hey Jekyll! The joints really are meant to be a base that goes under clothes or a skin. I just wanted the ability to make a possible manakin without the bulk associated with it. Something strong to take some weight load, but light enough to be able to be manipulated by animatronic motors. So much to consider, but I love these joints, the final version worked very well. The 10 or so failed designs that sit in my "Refine Idea" box are a testament to all the work I put into getting these things just right. Thanks for watching and if you print some, you have to let me know how they work out for you! Just remember PETG is a must!