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![Rear - wall assembly](./assets/images/chapter_6/01_rear.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Rear axle: Wall assembly
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1. Assemble `rear_wall.stl` with `chassis_rear_beam_with_airsoft_bearing.stl`. Mind the notches.
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1) Assemble `rear_wall.stl` with `chassis_rear_beam_with_airsoft_bearing.stl`. Mind the notches.
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The support beams in `rear_wall.stl` should point outwards. See the next figures for more details
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![Rear - bearing assembly](./assets/images/chapter_6/02_rear_airsoft_ball.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Rear axle: Bearing assembly
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2. Insert a 6mm polymer ball into the notch in `chassis_rear_beam_with_airsoft_bearing.stl` at the
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2) Insert a 6mm polymer ball into the notch in `chassis_rear_beam_with_airsoft_bearing.stl` at the
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bottom
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![Insert rear axle](./assets/images/chapter_6/03_rear_breadboard.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Install rear axle
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3. Insert the breadboard into the axle as shown in the picture. This should fit tight. You can use
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3) Insert the breadboard into the axle as shown in the picture. This should fit tight. You can use
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a zip tie to tight the side walls: mind the openings in the sides: you can use it to insert the zip
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tie
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![Motor assembly](./assets/images/chapter_6/04_motor.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Motor assembly
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4. Make sure you hold the stepper so the shaft is at the top. Insert the left piece
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4) Make sure you hold the stepper so the shaft is at the top. Insert the left piece
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into `stepper_motor_case.stl`. The print is elastic, you can bend it to accommodate for the necessary room. With a counterclockwise movement, insert the right piece of the stepper into the slot. Use some force as its very tight by design so no screw/bolts are needed. Perform this step twice
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![Wheel and stepper](./assets/images/chapter_6/05_motor_and_wheel.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Install wheel
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5. Glue a piece of rubber on top of the wheel. A typical window gasket/seal is good enough
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6. Insert the stepper shaft into the slot. It is up to you to pick the wheel facing side
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5) Glue a piece of rubber on top of the wheel. A typical window gasket/seal is good enough
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6) Insert the stepper shaft into the slot. It is up to you to pick the wheel facing side
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![Front axle](./assets/images/chapter_6/06_front_axle.jpg)
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<br /> Figure: Front axle assembly
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7. Push each wheel onto `chassis_front_beam.stl`
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8. Thread the stepper leads through the bottom opening
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9. Install `front_wall.stl` with the support beams facing front. Mind the cables. You should
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7) Push each wheel onto `chassis_front_beam.stl`
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8) Thread the stepper leads through the bottom opening
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9) Install `front_wall.stl` with the support beams facing front. Mind the cables. You should
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achieve the overall result as shown in the Figure
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![Install Servo](./assets/images/chapter_6/07_servo_into_driver_tower.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Install Servo
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10. Insert the servo into `servo_holder.stl`. There are two opening for the cabling. Make
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10) Insert the servo into `servo_holder.stl`. There are two opening for the cabling. Make
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sure you lay the cables through the openings
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11. Insert the combined element into the middle drawer of `driver_tower_with_servo.stl`
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12. Assemble the arm by gently installing `servo_arm_effector.stl` onto `servo_arm.stl`
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13. Insert an asymmetric handle/needle/rudder into the assembled arm (no photos). The handle
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11) Insert the combined element into the middle drawer of `driver_tower_with_servo.stl`
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12) Assemble the arm by gently installing `servo_arm_effector.stl` onto `servo_arm.stl`
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13) Insert an asymmetric handle/needle/rudder into the assembled arm (no photos). The handle
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comes with the servo in the same package
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14. Push the assembled arm onto servo shaft. Do it gently as you need to calibrate the servo later.
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14) Push the assembled arm onto servo shaft. Do it gently as you need to calibrate the servo later.
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![Front axle and driver tower](./assets/images/chapter_6/08_driver_tower_and_front_axle.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Install front axle and the driver tower
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15. Install the driver tower, so the small openings face forward
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16. Install the front axle
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17. Thread the stepper leads through the top and bottom notches. You should achieve the result
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15) Install the driver tower, so the small openings face forward
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16) Install the front axle
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17) Thread the stepper leads through the top and bottom notches. You should achieve the result
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as shown in the picture
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![Wiring](./assets/images/chapter_6/09_wiring.jpg)
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<br />Figure: Wiring
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18. Connect all leads as suggested in the pinout table
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19. Lay the cables in a way they have very low chances to interfere with the arm. Use zip ties,
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18) Connect all leads as suggested in the pinout table
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19) Lay the cables in a way they have very low chances to interfere with the arm. Use zip ties,
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thread, tape to order the cabling
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20. We're done here. Move to the coding part :)!
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20) We're done here. Move to the coding part :)!
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## Coding
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