Introduction: Make a Robot(Monster) That Eats Coins From Cardboard
Hi everybody :)
Today, I will show you how to Make a Robot that Eats Coins
it's really interesting
Let's make it :)
For complete step by step video tutorial refer above video !!!
⚡ Sorry everyone, but this tutorial may not be detailed. You can see the specific instructions by the video I posted above
Step 1: Prepare
Prepare a 30cm x 15cm carton, pencil, ruler and paper knife
And draw as shown
Step 2: Making Waves
Making waves from cardboard
Step 3: CUT
Cut the cardboard along the line
After cutting it, we will get the upper and lower parts of the robot
Step 4: Draw a Circle With Radius of 4.5 Cm
Draw a Circle With Radius of 4.5 Cm
This circle helps Create a head and a base for the robot
Step 5: Original Shape
After finishing the upper and lower parts. Place the top part gear on top of the lower part to create the original shape
Step 6: Mount the Top and Bottom With a Small Cover
Mount the top and bottom with a small cover
You have completed half the work
Step 7: Use the Clothesline Hook and Form This Shape
Use the Clothesline Hook and Form This Shape
Step 8: Use Ice Cream Sticks
Make two small holes in the ice-cream stick to make hands for robots
Attach an ice cream stick in the middle to hold the two ice cream sticks on the sides (second photo)
Step 9: Create a Hole
Create a hole in the side of the robot
And use bamboo toothpicks to hold
Step 10: Fully Prepared
Fully prepared : Geared Motor, 9V Battery, battery connector
Step 11: Use Ice Cream Stick
Use an ice cream stick and create a shape like in the picture
Attach the newly created ice cream stick to the motor
And Test
Step 12: Make a Mini Box
Make a mini box to store the motor and Put the motor in
Step 13: Create a Small Hole
Create a small hole behind the robot to put the wire through
Step 14: Create a Circle
Create a Circle2 More Images
Create a circle with a radius of 2cm
Use conductive materials. In the video I use aper knife blade (second photo)
Use solder tin and solder to the newly created paper knife blade (third photo)
and attach 9v battery (fifth photo)
Step 15: Use Glue
Use hot glue to glue the circle to the ice-cream stick
Step 16: Use the Hook
Use the hook to attach the robot arm to the upper part of the robot
Note : Do it for both sides
Step 17: Making Legs for Robots
You can design in any shape you like, not necessarily the same as the video
Use 2 ice cream sticks to make the robot legs
Step 18: Decorate
Decorate the robot face your own way
Decorate the horn of the robot to add a funny part
Step 19: Finished Product. Let's See the Finished Product
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13 Comments
3 years ago on Step 12
Nice project!
Part 12 (motor mini-box and placement) is particularly tricky to get right and finely adjusted.
A couple of additional images/examples would be appreciable.
3 years ago
Incredibly clever with a VERY sophisticated/cool video & soundtrack!!! THANKS!!!!!
Reply 3 years ago
Thank you very much
3 years ago
can I please know the technical specifications of the small motor? rpm for example?
Reply 3 years ago
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Reply 3 years ago
Maximum torque: 800gf cm min (3V) ; No-load speed: 1:48 (3V time)
Question 3 years ago
Where do you get the little motor from please?
Answer 3 years ago
Hi. You can buy it here
https://www.amazon.com/Antrader-Motor-Shaft-Arduino-Smart/dp/B07DDC3ZBK/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=gear+motor&qid=1585929362&sr=8-3
Answer 3 years ago
Pardon me, but did you read my comment / question?
Reply 3 years ago
I hope you like it. Follow me for other DIY projects. thank you very much
3 years ago
So cute!!
Reply 3 years ago
thank you very much :)
3 years ago
Oh. So cool