Rtur

I’ll be too busy to work on the build properly for a while. For now, I’ve shaped the torso based on the design sketches. Since the concept is an industrial robot, most of the components will be exposed; I plan to model only the major parts and use spare components or scratch-building techniques for the finer details.

The core of my work is a scratch build utilizing FDM printing.

To do this, I need to print parts such as the legs and the overall shape using a printer.

First, I modeled the legs, which are one of the most complex parts.

After modeling the entire body,

I plan to boldly remove detail parts that cannot be reproduced by printing and print only the basic shape.

Then, I intend to add details using leftover parts and scraps from building the kit.

and I Draw the side design for the body modeling.

This is a part that requires a significant amount of splitting and use of spare parts during actual printing.

all of modeling is used by tinkercad

I sketch the model I want to make. I plan to use a 3D printer, but since I only have an FDM printer, I intend to build it by combining it with a scratch build.