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This video is a slightly sped up process of putting together the MeArm v1.04 robotic arm kit trying to show the steps required.

This tutorial walks through 2 possible strategies to model up a dial to 3D print for a potentiometer. Make sure to measure your specific ones as they may be slightly different to mine. You may also need to consider the allowances for tollerances your printer needs.

This video completes the process of wiring up our controller to solder the wires to our components. We are using heat shrink to protect the connections and minimise the potential for short circuit and miss communication on the signals. This video lays the signal wires to each of the components - note the 10K resistor in parallel with the signal wires and the 0.1uF capacitor for the potentiometer.

This video continues the process of wiring up our controller to solder the wires to our components. We are using heat shrink to protect the connections and minimise the potential for short circuit and miss communication on the signals. This video lays the ground wires to each of the components - note the 10K resistor added to each of the Digital switches (SW1, SW2 and the SW3 on the joystick) a...

This video starts the process of wiring up our controller to solder the wires to our components. We are using heat shink to protect the connections and minimise the potential for short circuit and miss communication on the signals.

This video using OnShape will go through the process of developing a captive nut joint to attach two flat pieces of material together - this case 3mm MDF - perpendicular to each other using M3 nuts and bolts.

This video gives an example of using the Boolean - Remove feature to use another part - in this case a USB slot - and make a hole that size in another body in OnShape.

This video is long. I apologise. It will walk through a process to develop a basic shape design for out ATV project. It allows us to model around the parts we will be using and use In Context editing to see the whole vehicle and make adjustments.

This video will walkthrough a simple example of flatting a curved part so that kerfing pattern can be added for laser cutting so that piece will bend. It uses the Sheet Metal Model.

This video goes through the process of making the working drawing from the part you have developing.

This video goes through the process of developing the part in Worksheet 3 in OnShape

This video walks through the process of developing the peg using the Assembly space as well as the Parts Studio in OnShape.

This video walks through the process of developing the shape in worksheet 2 on OnShape.

This video walkthrough the process needed to develop the shape for Worksheet 1 in Onshape.

OnShape - Walkthrough Worksheet 4

OnShape - Assemblies - Lego Car Walk-Through

OnShape CAD 3D Modelling - Practice 1

OnShape - Finalise our designs to DXF drawing and resize

Fritzing - Introduction and Controller Arm Wiring

Visio for Flowcharting - An Introduction

OnShape ATV walkthrough

OnShape - Modelling a Dice - 1st Design

Arduino Wiring for Servo Testing

Arduino - L293D Wiring for motors

Controller - Testing our inputs Arduino IDE

Controller - Connecting to our Arduino

Transfering CAD Models - STEP - Fusion to Onshape for DXF export

OnShape - Sketching basics for Controller

Fusion 360 - Beginning the ATV Design - Sides and base