Prepare to win spooky season with this versatile costume accessory.  These Articulated Robot hands can compliment any costume from a simple Robot to a steampunk Scarecrow cosplay.  Your imagination is the limit. Please share your pictures and makes with me, I can't wait to see what the maker community does with these. Trick or treat!

Assembly Video Included https://youtu.be/6kPjkNLbPbY?si=G_ewVkczhNPYKmuA

PLEASE READ BEFORE DOWNLOADING:  Please check out the assembly video before you download to make sure you are up to the task.  There are two different pre scaled files for general sizing that you will need to add supports to. These claws are designed for a mid-large hand, one size fits MOST.  You may need to pad the inside for smaller hands. Claws have been test printed scaled down to 80 percent and up to 110 percent.  Assembly video included.  There is an optional harness that can be printed and used with any 1/2 in elastic for a more custom fit.  An easy way to check the sizing is by scaling and printing only the bottom ring file until it fits around your finger. Once your finger/thumb size is correct print the full assembly file in that scale. This will help determine the correct sale for your hand.
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 Robot Finger 2.0 

Full Scalable robot finger.stl

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I've made all the basic types of cars (three doors, four doors, vans, SUVs, pickup trucks, etc.) all in one foldable design for 3D printing. Now I'm going to design a large car foldable type for 3D printing. The first of these was a trailer truck and the Peterbilt 379, best known as the Transformers Optimus Prime.
Peterbilt 379 is a heavy truck produced by Peterbilt in the United States. Since its first release in 1987, the Peterbilt 389 model has been discontinued in 2007, and as you know, it has been modeled on the Optimus Prime of Transformers.
According to the proportions of the existing foldable car series, it is impossible to print on desktop 3D printers, so we re-scaled the scale for the large cars we are going to build.
Nevertheless, this foldable Peterbilt 379 will be sized to fill your 3D printer bed / plate.

When folding the car, make sure to look carefully at the protruding parts and holes to engage the inside.
Please watch the following video for the details.

Folding process with Prusa - https://youtu.be/Pim6iUQZ9Uo?si=GonmU15FLDkm-Syk
Folding process with Ender 3 pro, Tesla filament, Whambam bed - https://youtu.be/ZAl5BMznJAs
Folding process with Ender 3 pro, Noulei filament, Whambam bed - https://youtu.be/uy7K7bGb35w
Folding process with CR10 - https://youtu.be/HpnIvXXb1K4
Review from Peter Solomon - https://youtu.be/gtOyniFlyZk?si=HFdEqkmOPkYjm3va

In the future, I will make some additional accessories that will be connected to this car. Please expect a lot.

1 : 48 scale
When expanded, size = X 191mm, Y 199mm, Z 37mm After folding X 57mm, Y 187mm, Z 83mm

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