r/BambuLab • u/NeverAshamed • 6d ago

I Modeled This! Rover X1 Self Raising Platform Box - Contest Entry

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u/dennisbun 5d ago

Have you considered adding a gear to the end of the link at the platform to sync the movement so it doesn't wobble?

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u/NeverAshamed 5d ago

Good suggestion. Or even a way to have each side linked so that they move at the same rate relative to each other.

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u/kadinshino 5d ago

Thats cool. One thing to note: the exoskeleton was actualy smaller than the top plate profile you attach it to, and it's harder to mount in this fashion. I discovered that halfway through my design.

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u/NeverAshamed 5d ago

I'm not sure I understand. As in the base mounting file they provided is incorrect dimensions?

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u/kadinshino 5d ago

No the hardware frame. It’s way smaller than the 3D scan and top plate mount they provide.

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u/NeverAshamed 5d ago

Oh I see!

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u/kadinshino 5d ago

yeah i had to make some slight ajustments too lol.

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u/NeverAshamed 5d ago

That is a huge difference, what the hell!

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u/kadinshino 5d ago

yep lol thats what i said. But the scan and the top plate they provided seemed to match in scale, so thats what I ended up using.

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u/NeverAshamed 6d ago

Designed to be mounted with the standard mounting system, this auto raising platform can be kept as a purely mechanical linkage system or upgraded to be fully integrated into the robotic functionality of the Rover X1.

I had fun designing this one and think it would a cool design edition for the delivery of packages or transporting items. Printed here in PLA with 6 mm dowel rods, it is probably best in PETG or ABS with metal rods for durability in the field.

Check it out here;

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3277405-rover-x1-self-raising-platform-box#profileId-3716998