0-waste: Một chú robot đa năng

0-waste: a multipurpose robot

This kind of remotely controlled robot is highly appreciated for its easy of use, low mantenaince and cost effectiveness. Although not particularly advanced, it is often preferred to more sophisticated models, especially by experienced operators.
It is mostly adopted by space scavengers to dismantle abbandoned ships.

Design:

No support, no glue and no screws are needed.

The model has 12 point of articulation, every joint is designed to have some amount of elasticity and to be printed and put together even if the printer used is not the most precise.

There are 4 files: one for each color, the parts are oriented in a way that does not require supports.

The armor can be hold in place by some 1.75mm filament (the black dots in the photos).

The assembly of the robot is quite straightforward and if you end up with an alternative model...well, post it! :)

Notes:

I tested this model on a full stock Ender3pro with cheap, wet PLA+ filament. I am quite confident that your print will result better than mine.

I suggest 0.1mm on layer height and at least 1mm on wall/top/bottom thickness.

Post-Printing:

I hate the post-print process as much as I hate to need something non 3d-printable to assemble my project...
...so I designed this figure to be ready to be assembled just out of the printing bed.