Yazzo Cubot

Now that I have modeled almost all the little bits and pieces, here is the Yazzo Cubot. The design goals are; low part count, low number of different types of parts, as printable as possible, materials sourced from local hardware stores, minimal amount of time to assemble.

This thing is a endoskeletal bot frame. The OpenScad file would allow you to choose any size for the "control" area and the "hot" area.

The basic design has a linear slide in the z axis, and in the X-axis. The z-axis slide can take cantilever arms, or whatever you wantto put there. The x-axis could carry another slide in the y-axis for a MakerBot style of bot.

By default, this design uses 5/16" threaded and smooth rods. But, since those are just parameters in the design, they can be changed to whatever you want.

Last parts I need to add are the motor mounts that will drive the slides, and the actual carriages that will ride on the slides.

The control area is meant to house your power supply, motor