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Step 6Preparing the Head/ Battery Container
Now that you're done with both the body and the arms, we can carry on to the head. M-O's empty head is provides you with a lot of great space, perfect for concealing all of the batteries for the robot. This is also where I'm going to be placing both of the switches, one for roller-ball and the other for the arm motors.
Using your dremel tool, cut a slot between the two screw holes on the bottom part of the head, so that your micro switch can fit in easily. Then, cut a small hole in the back so that wires from your fan blades can come through. Then dremel a small hole on the top of the body, so that the wires can come through it too.
For the Roller- Ball head, there's a small hole at the bottom of the body, protected by a screw. Remove that screw, so that the Roller-Ball wires can come through the neck.
Using your dremel tool, cut a slot between the two screw holes on the bottom part of the head, so that your micro switch can fit in easily. Then, cut a small hole in the back so that wires from your fan blades can come through. Then dremel a small hole on the top of the body, so that the wires can come through it too.
For the Roller- Ball head, there's a small hole at the bottom of the body, protected by a screw. Remove that screw, so that the Roller-Ball wires can come through the neck.
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