It’s amazing that you can make the Otto parts yourself, but it’s common to need help!
Just let us know what you are having issues with by starting a conversation in this channel, or see whether others have dealt with it before.
Printed out the Otto Quad yesterday only to realize that none of the internal structure for mounting the power board, buzzer or switch was included. Spent some time in Fusion yesterday and came up with an initial draft. Printing it out now to verify everything is correct.
Hi @Matthew6
Welcome to the community, good question:
Otto is very well designed for 3D printing, the files that you had downloaded are property oriented, so it will not give you trouble, if you follow this common parameters:
Recommended to use a FDM 3D printer with PLA material. PETG is also ok and more flexible to assemble the snaps
No need supports, in some areas like the eyes you can add them for more precision, but they are not required.
Heated bed is very important to have flat head and body bottom.
Some printers might need rafts or skirt to... (More)
Cool right? well make your own now! Attached you will find all the .STL files (update V9) to 3D print your own. 😃
Just select Ottoky as board on the top @Bill SCHONFELDER
Make sure for OLED to change I2C address to 0x3D
Attached couple of simple examples
Like with Otto now you can change the placement of the servos or other sensors just refer to the pin numbers in this... (More)
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