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These printable brackets allow you to panel mount Anderson Powerpole connectors in various configurations - from a simple 2x1 configuration (red/black power), to an 8x2 block (for what purpose, I have no idea, but if you need it, here it…
One of the most common places to mount speakers in the Baddeley R2D2 is behind the center vents. In the MKIII design, there are mounting holes available that will fit a small, 3" speaker and allow it to be mounted flush to the center vent…
This is a slightly modified hinge for the MKIII Baddeley R2-D2. It can be used in place of LowerHinge.stl and UpperHinge.stl. When installing my servo-controlled doors, I noticed that my doors were not closing flush with the body - even…
Regardless of what material you use to print your R2D2, the axle that runs through the drive wheel on the MKIII drives should be replaced with a steel rod for maximum strength and durability. Although threaded rods could be used in this…
The Baddeley MKIII CentreVentPanel is intended to be held in place via a small round “plug” (VentFrameLowerHold.stl) that drops down through a hole in the bottom of the frame into a divot in the body, and a thin, horizontal piece across…
This is a battery holder that can be added to a Baddeley MKIII Astromech droid. It mounts via a modified AnkleSupportBar2 which is the longer support piece for the large AnkleSupport that sits at the bottom of the body. This holder is…
For an electronics project, I picked up some small and inexpensive voltage meters (VM). They include tiny mounting tabs on either side which take very small screws and leave the meter exposed and vulnerable to damage. This two-piece…
I needed to mount a Victron SmartShunt inside my Baddeley MKIII Astromech droid, but I found it would be easier to make the connections if it were rotated on its side, and I didn't want to drill into either the body wall or the floor to…
For my MKIII Baddeley R2D2, I wanted to mount a main power switch in an inconspicous place that was easily accessible. My main power switch is a 40A, switching circuit breaker from Blue Seas . Unlike many regular circuit breakers that are…
Since I was unable to find a way to use the existing hardware to panel mount this amplifier, I created these as an alternative. The clips are designed to slide in from each side and wrap around the standoffs between the top and middle…
For my Baddeley MKIII Astromech, I wanted to isolate the body electronics from my main electronics board in order to simplify and dramatically reduce the wiring and cable runs required to route all the servos and lights from the front to…
This simple, two-piece print provides a way to combine an adjustable voltage regulator, 6-way power-distribution block and optional voltage display into a single, compact unit suitable for panel mounting. This was designed to accommodate…
These simple, click in mounts for inline WAGO 221 connectors can be fastened to a surface using M3 hardware (I used socket cap screws, which should sit below the surface). I have included a single, double, and “filler” piece that can be…
I wanted to add magnetic proximity sensors to my charge bay and data port doors on my Baddeley MKIII droid so that the internal lights only went on when the doors were opened. I found that most of the super small magnetic reed switches…
The Castle Creations (CC) BEC Pro is a commonly-used high current BEC, that unfortunately often needs to be secured in place using velcro or zip ties. This simple, two-piece print provides an easy clip-in means to secure the BEC in place.…
For my Baddeley B2V2, I was not able to find the exact pogo connector intended to be used in the small slot available in the stock interface between the head lift mech and the head itself. Additionally, many of the pogo connectors that I…
I wanted to add the “version 2” B2-EMO lights available from printed-droid.com to my build, but the downloadable print files available from them were the smaller and less detailed versions of files from the V1 B2. Modified risers are…
On the Baddeley B2V2 build, I mounted my Sabertooth motor controllers in the three vertical cavities found in rearPocket.stl. Since motor controllers are prone to generating heat, I also wanted to provide additional air circulation and…
The Baddeley B2V2 hat features a circular imprint on the top panel that mirrors the detail from the live action droid and marks the placement of a projector greeblie that is held in place with a magnet on the underside of the hat. For…
A convenient location for mid- and upper-body electronics on the Baddeley B2V2 is just above the forward passthrough from the lower chassis to the mid-body. These modifications were based off of the amazing Mid Deck modification…
This modification for the Baddeley B2V2 build replaces the lower risers and side panels with alternate versions that use two pairs of embedded 10x5mm magnets to hold each riser in place instead of the 3D printed compliant spring mechanism…
Darren Moser's side pot " pinky rings " are a brilliant way to easily access the side pots on your FrSky transmitter, particularly while you're also using the 3rd axis gimbals (aka "twisty sticks"). Unfortunately, once I installed my…
I use my Wera screwdrivers constantly, but they never had a proper place on my workbench where I could easily grab the one I want until now. I didn't want to hide the tips, and I didn't want something wall mounted - it had to sit on my…
This .3mf file represents the final version of the B2V2 front pocket that I used for my build. This is a modification of Alec Muir's original XT90 front pocket (available in the Mods folder on the Baddeley OneDrive) but with the central…
Just another tool that I am constantly leaving anywhere and everywhere every single time I use it (which is all the time). These keep my set at arms reach and makes it so easy to grab them (and put them back) that I'm hoping this will…
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