The K-RAZE eBot!

Turn an ear, and watch the K-RAZE eBot frequently switch moods, spin his nose and constantly spit out his tongue.

The advent of 3D-printing enables the ability to design and assemble parts to function together on a very small scale thanks to the level of precision available. The K-RAZE eBot demonstrates this particular characteristic by fitting twenty-four mechanical components into a small five-inch cube volume.

I have included the "full model" native and STL files, as well as each component separated (separate STL files ready to print). This particular model is intended to have its parts printed separately and then assembled to account for the most basic of 3D printers to produce it. Tolerances for friction-fit and moving parts have been accounted for though some minor sanding may be required depending on the print quality.