This 3D print turns your MG90S servos into a pan and tilt assembly that can be used for all sorts of things including cameras, animatronics, and whatever else you need to bring motion to!
Step One: Print the 3D FilesPrint the 3D files attached to this project. I used 20% infill to ensure it was sturdy.
Step Two: Set Servos to Neutral PositionHook up both of your servos to your Arduino controller (Uno or similar) and use the code at the bottom of this page to set your servos to the neutral position (90 degrees). This will ensure that when you mount them they'll have the full range of motion.
Step Three: Assemble the AssemblyFollow the order of the pictures below:
Gather all your materials.
Attach Servo to the bottom of the pan platform using M2.2 10mm Self-Tapping screws.
Attach servo to tilt base using M2.2 10mm Self-Tapping screws.
Attach Pan Platform to Pan Connector using aM2.5 12mm screw and the straight servo horn your servo came with, If you have trouble getting the screw through the whole use a self tapping screw first then remove and replace with the normal screw.
Attach side A to the pan platform using M2.2 16mm Self-Tapping screws. Make sure to pay attention to which way the servo is facing on the platform.
Attach the title base to side A using the M2.2 5mm screw and wedge shaped horn your servo came with.
Attach side B to the pan connector, ensuring the post goes through the hole on the tilt base from the outside.
Your assembly is now complete!
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