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Step 4Mounting the head/neck
The neck will mount to the GWS Standard servo. This will allow it to move left and right.
*Note: Like the arms, the servo needs to be centered ;)
I used a combination of the dremel and soldering iron to flatten the neck adapter. I then melted 3 small holes to fit screws onto the circular servo accessory.
To fit the servo and mounted head bracket, you'll need to dremel the hole larger. Also remove and break off any plastic peices that prevent the servo from sitting flush againt the plastic.
Recycling some of the wall-e screws and mounting locations, you'll be able to mount the servo.
When I mounted the head to the neck bracket, I used a zip tie temporarily. I later replaced it with a bolt and nut.
*Note: Like the arms, the servo needs to be centered ;)
I used a combination of the dremel and soldering iron to flatten the neck adapter. I then melted 3 small holes to fit screws onto the circular servo accessory.
To fit the servo and mounted head bracket, you'll need to dremel the hole larger. Also remove and break off any plastic peices that prevent the servo from sitting flush againt the plastic.
Recycling some of the wall-e screws and mounting locations, you'll be able to mount the servo.
When I mounted the head to the neck bracket, I used a zip tie temporarily. I later replaced it with a bolt and nut.
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