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Assembled Picasso Box
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Assembly Ulna Gearbox & Elbow Tail
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[3D] - 6E Picasso Wrist Gearbox Components
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[3D] - 5A Fork Components
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Alan Keys
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Socket Head Driver
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Plier [Opt.]
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Prepare the following components:
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Assembled Picasso Box
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[3D] - 6Ea Picasso GB Output Disks
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6706 Bearing [30x37x4mm] (x1)
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M3x10mm Screws (x4)
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M3x20mm Screws (x8)
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M3 Hex Nuts (x8)
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Clamp 6706 Bearings with two Output Disk components using M3x20mm screws and Hex Nuts
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Tighten these nuts as well
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Align the 4 Middle Holes of Clamped Output Disk to the side of the Picasso Box
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Secure the clamped output disk to the side of the Assembled Picasso Box using M3x10mm Screws
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Prepare the following components:
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[3D] - 6Ea Picasso GB Housing
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[3D] - 6Ea Picasso GB Rotors & 6PE Pulley Gear
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[3D] - 6Ea Picasso GB Eccentric Cams
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Brass Tube [7/32' x 25.95mm]
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6701 Bearings [12x18x4mm] (x3)
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M3x4mm Set Screws (x3)
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M3x20mm Screws (x4)
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Eccentric Cams
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"Thin/Top" Eccentric Cam
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"Thick/Bottom" Eccentric Cam
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Rotors
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Make a sharpie mark on the side of the Rotor where it lines up with the B and T label on each Rotors
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Brass Tube
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Tube end with the two drilled holes = Cam End
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Tube end with the one drilled hole = Pulley End
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Insert 6701 Bearings to both Top and Bottom Rotors as well as the Top Housing
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Slide the Bottom Eccentric Cam to the 2nd hole from the edge in the Cam End of the Brass Tube
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First hole is on the other side of the Tube
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Align the set screw holes and screw its place using the M3x4mm Set Screw
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Slide the Bottom Rotor to the Bottom Eccentric Cam
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Label Side of the Rotor is facing the Cam End
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Repeat the process with the Top Eccentric Cam and Rotor
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Label Side of the Rotor is facing the Cam End
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Align the Side Sharpie mark on the Bottom Rotor to the "B" label on the Housing and slide only the Bottom Rotor into the Housing
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Align the Side Sharpie mark on the Top Rotor to the "T" labelled on the Housing and slide the rest of the Rotor in.
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If everything went smoothly, the gap between 8 holes on each rotor should be equally spaced
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Insert 6701 Bearing on the Top Housing
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Secure the Top Housing to the Rotor Housing using the M3x20mm Screws
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DON't screw all the way in. Just to the flushed to the bottom of the Main Housing
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Align the Pulley Gear to the Set Screw and slide in the Pulley gear to the Brass Tube
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Secure it using M3x4mm Set Screw
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Prepare the following components:
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[3D] - 5Aa Fork {Bottom & Top}
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[3D] - 5I Idler Bearing Cover (x8)
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MF83 Flanged Bearings [3x8x4mm] (x8)
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M3x20mm Screws (x4)
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M3 Hex Nuts (x4)
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M3 Nylock Nuts (x4)
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Insert MF83 Bearings into the Bearing Sleeves
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Insert the M3x20mm Screw in to the Fork Half where there's a chamfered peg on the inner face
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Slide one of the Bearing Sleeves to the M3x20mm Screwss with the flanged part on the bottom
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Use M3 Hex Nut to secure the Bearing Sleeve in place
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Insert another one of the Bearing Sleeves on the M3x20mm Screws but this time with the flanged part facing up
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Use M3 Nylock Nuts to secure it in place
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Repeat the procedure for 3 other locations.
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Prepare the following components:
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Assembled Ulna Gearbox, Picasso Box and Wrist Gearbox
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Fork Bottom {w/ Idler installed}
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Timing Belt GT2-336mm & GT2-400mm
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M3x10mm Screw (x1)
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M3x22mm Screws (x6)
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M3x4.5x12mm Hex Standoffs (x7)
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M3 Square Nuts (x2)
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Place the GT2x400mm Timing Belt on the outer pulley on Assembled Ulna Gearbox
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Place the GT2x336mm Timing Belt on the inner pulley
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Align the Ulna Sensor Plate and Ulna Output Gearbox to the Fork Bottom with the Hex Standoff insert pointing upward
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Insert M3x4.5x12mm Hex standoffs and secure its place using M3x22mm Screws
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Use M3x10mm Screw in this location
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Insert the Picasso Output pins to the Picasso Gearbox
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Rotate the Input Pulley of the Picasso Gearbox to align the gearbox housing
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Insert the assembled Picasso Box into the Bearing Slots of the Fork Bottom
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Make sure to wrap the Timing Belts on both Pulley Gears AND the Bottom Idlers
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The SMOOTH SIDE of the Belt on the IDLERS
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Insert M3 Square Nuts in the Square Nut insert on the Fork Bottom
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Secure the Picasso Gearbox by tightening the bottom screws on the Gearbox Housing
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Prepare the following components:
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Fork Bottom Prepared
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Fork Top {w/ Idlers Installed}
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M3x10mm Screw (x1)
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M3x25mm Screws (x6)
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M3 Nylock Nuts (x4)
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M3 Square Nuts (x2)
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[Opt.] - Tape
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Insert the M3 Square Nuts in the Fork Top
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Insert the M3 Nylock Nuts in both Fork Top and Bottom on the side wall
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Optionally, put tape over the nuts as the friction fit alone may not be enough to keep them on.
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This step may be the hardest to execute so follow through carefully. Use Alan Key as a "hook" if you need to
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Align the 400mm GT2-Timing Belt {outer belt} to the Top Idler
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Take the Belt off of the Gearbox Pulley if you need to.
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Make sure the SMOOTH side of the belt is on the Idler
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Rotate the Top Fork and let it FLOAT over the Bottom Fork
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Put the 400mm Belt back on the Pulley
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Notice that the Top Fork is shifted forward relative to the Bottom Fork
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While the Fork is shifted forward, put the 336mm GT2-Timing Belt on the Inner Pulley on the other side
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Make sure the both Inner and Outer Belts are on ALL the Pulley Gears
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Shift the Top Fork back and align the "Pulley Separating Wall"
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Double check that the Picasso Gearbox Side is all good too
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Once all Hex Standoffs are aligned too, Clamp the Top Fork down
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Secure the Picasso Gearbox to the Top Fork by tightening the top screws on the Housing
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Use M3x25mm Screws and M3x10mm screw to secure the Top Fork to the Bottom Fork
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Prepare the following components:
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[3D] - Sensor Adapter 2
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[3D] - Fork Cable Clamp Plate
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AS5147 Sensor {right angle header on the label side}
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Hand Sensor Cable Extension {numbered 5w/ male connector}
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Wrist Sensor Cable {numbered 4}
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M2x6mm Screws (x8)
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M3x10mm Screws (x4)
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Connect the Hand Sensor Cable Extension to the Wires that comes out of the Picasso Box {Hand Sensor}
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Mount AS5147 Sensor to the Sensor Adapter 2 using M2x6mm Screws
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Insert the Wrist Sensor Cable {Female} through the Cable Clamp
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Connect the Wrist Sensor Cable to AS5147 Sensor
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If you don't remember the Connection Orientation from previous steps, just copy the picture.
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Use M2x6mm Screws to secure the Sensor Adapter to the Fork
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Organize the Cables on the Cable Clamp area
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The Hand Sensor Connector is below the Wrist Sensor Cable
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Use M3x10mm Screws to clamp the sensor cables with Fork Cable Clamp Plate
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There's only one orientation that the Clamp Plate can go on,
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Make sure the Version Label is facing the Cable
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Chamfered Part is where the Cable comes Out
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Prepare the following components:
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[LSR] - Fork Acrylic Plates {Large & Small}
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M2x6mm Screws (x8)
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Small Acrylic Plate goes on the Sensor Side
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Large one goes on the Wrist Gearbox Side
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Secure them with M2x6mm Screws
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Rotate the Motor Shafts on the Elbow Tail Side to rotate the joints
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Align the Picasso Box to the Fork
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Align the Fork to the Ulna Gearbox
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Congratulation! You are nearly there!!!
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