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NEMA17 Belt-Drive Camera Slider
A motorized camera slider on twin 8 mm rods. A NEMA17 drives a GT2 belt, and a four-LM8UU carriage carries the camera for smooth time-lapse and video moves.
NEMA17 Leadscrew Push-Pull Actuator
A compact linear actuator for props and animatronics. A NEMA17 turns a T8 leadscrew, and a carriage on twin 8 mm rods pushes and pulls through a clevis with about 120 mm of travel.
NEMA17 Cantilever Pen Plotter
A GRBL pen plotter: two NEMA17s drive a cantilevered X arm on 8 mm rods and LM8UU bearings, with a guided, SG90-driven pen lift. Draws up to 240 x 260 mm.
NEMA17 Twin-Motor Strandbeest Walker
A four-legged Theo Jansen walker at 2x scale. Each side has its own NEMA17, so it steers like a tank. It uses M4 pivots and a numbered layer stack so the separately printed links line up.
NEMA17 Cycloidal Joint Actuator
A stackable 15:1 cycloidal gearbox that bolts onto a NEMA 17. It uses rolling 5 mm steel ring pins and a 625-supported output face, and makes a stiff, low-backlash rotary joint for robot arms.
SG90 18-DOF Hexapod Walker
A six-legged walker with 18 SG90 micro servos, fitted to one set of tolerances: chassis, deck, battery tray and a three-part leg that repeats six times.