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Ratbot - made from an Arduino and a Hair Removal Tool
hackedgadgets.com - 1/12/2009
Ratbot - made from an Arduino and a Hair Removal Tool
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  This Ratbot project is a great example of recycling, the main body of the robot is a Braun Silk Epil Hair Removal Tool! "This is the ratb0t, he has a nervous behavior and remainds me a rat.. :] I´m using an Arduino Diecimila to control the steering servo and the ...

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Ratbot from Arduino + hair remover
MAKE Magazine — ... blades onto a wheel, I did it using pieces of bike air-chamber, rubber and hot glue. I like the final result and works quite well! Shame on me because I didn´t documented the building proccess.. I will try not to repeat it :) If you have some interesting mechanical broken items I accept them :)Next up he intends to make this nervous remote-controlled bot autonomous (thankfully, actual hair removal abilities have been removed) - ratb0t [via Hacked Gadgets] Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...

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