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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…
My main electronics board for Mr. Baddeley's Mark III astromech (R2-D2 and the like). This board is designed to use all the standard parts plus Adafruits 16-Channel PWM servo driver boards. It has mounts for the following: Arduino Mega…
James Feurtado’s excellent TCD was not compatible with any of the existing mount versions for Mr. Baddeley’s MK4 R2-D2. James Mayner, Patrick Yeary, and I brainstormed several ideas and developed a solution that works while preserving the…
Here are all the mounting brackets for R2-D2's electronics. I also included a battery holder for three 12V 9AH SLA batteries. I plan to upgrade him to LIPO batteries when I convert him to a 2-3-2 leg configuration. But for now, these work…
These parts allow for manual 2-3-2 leg transition. This configuration is very useful for transporting or moving droids. It was inspired by the Mark III design from Mr. Baddeley. The Small Cut zip file has parts for 167x175mm or larger…
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 is an upgrade to the center foot support for Mr. Baddeley's Version 2 R2-D2. I found the original support to be a little too flexible. I modeled this after the Mark III design. However, I added even more cross bar support to make it…
So here is a quick video showcasing my battery box mods. https://youtu.be/HXRzNNS9hTo I created these boxes because my droid's drive gear melted after 30 minutes of heavy use. The previous design had no cooling. I also reprinted the drive…
This design is based on my Mark III design. So these videos will help yo get it put together. UPDATE: Now with removable lifter servo mount for easy maintenance! UPDATE2: Changed the MS-Gear(44) length to add 3.5mms to the length for a…
This is a modification to the motor bracket cover designed by Mr. Baddeley. I have changed this to allow you to bolt the middle gear into place instead of using the printed gear pin. Designed to hold a 6m x 45mm bolt. Push the bolt into…
A mod to allow a 2-3-2 transition manually. It is very usefull for transporting your droid. The lock pins allow the legs to be locked into the current position. Use all of the other standard Mr. B files for the rest of the assembly.…
Here's a minor mod for the R2D2 hexport disk to make it the same as the original blueprints and the films. The parts here fit straight over the Mr Baddeley HexBasex2.stl. No modifications needed. The hard work (research and measurements)…
This is a recreation for a file I couldn't find for the v2 astromech body files by Mr. Baddeley. The hinge for the data door is a bit of a struggle to get into the hole and once you fit it correctly the pin kind of hangs in the opening…
A mod to add a USB port hidden in the coin return to allow programming your Ardiuno without removing any panels. Works with Mr. Baddeley's Mark III body. If you have a “Cut” version of the Mark III build this mod will install in the rear…
Super sturdy component mount panel. Fits on a Prusa XL. Geat for zip-ties and wire management. Includes re-engineered files for small printers.
These are files to adapt Tim's Mk3 BuzzSaw to the Mk4 Complex body. The main piece needed is the Mk4 body mount. With it you can use all of Tim's original files to complete the buzzsaw. On my Mk3 I extended the buzzsaw arm a bit, and it…
If you want to display your R-series astrodroid in the 2-leg “walking” or “standing” mode, you have two choices. First, find a small person to wear the droid as a costume. This, of course, is what George Lucas did in 1976, and without…
This is a modification of the Octagon Port greeblies included in Mike Baddeley's v.2 Astromech. The original files have two awkward elements to them. First, all of the parts are exported as a single STL file, which is not always the most…
This is a file for single print of the Utility Arm frame for Chopper. It goes in Mr. Baddely's Ultimate Chopper. I have modified his files to include provisions for am upcoming trading card dispenser. Important information about this…
Most of the props and costumes used for R2-D2 in the first Star Wars movie, now of course titled “A New Hope,” had a metallic plate on the front of the battery box. For builders trying to use Michael Baddeley's excellent Mark III…
This is a modification of the original Mr Baddeley files. Due to the larger size of the 150W electric drive, some modification to the shell and battery boxes have to be made to make it fit. I also added rails for mounting a specific…
This is a management system for 6 3S Lipo batteries built for a V2 Astromech and my reinforced center foot mount. It uses the WAGO 615 (10AWG wire capable)and 415(standard) connectors and a Pololu 5V, 15A regulator. It features voltage…
NB: This is a remix of HexBasex2.stl in the Mr Baddeley R2 file archive. Because that file can't be directly hyperlinked, I had to select the “new original model” option. Just know that it's a remix. Credit where credit is due. Here's a…
The original servo-mounting backing plate for Mr. Baddeley's mk2 R2D2 design takes up too much space with moving panels and Max Stang PSI Pros. I moved the servo mounting blocks and stripped some material from the sides to make it take up…
I quick upgrade of the Center Axle Design. I ran my R5-D4 into a misaligned elevator and broke the stock axle. This addresses that issue, The pictures show two sets...One set for each of my droids. I used the US equivalent of M4 bolts…
The battery holder the slots in over the support for my V2 Center foot upgrade. There are two configurations. The first is designed for two 12V SLA batteries and includes a handle. The second configuration is for six 8000mAh 3S 100C…
MrBaddeley R2D2 MKIII Body - Electronics Board Mount -2 parts For printers up to 256x256 build plates -i.e. Bambu X and P series Moved MP3 Trigger board mount (upper right) added cutout for FosiAudio Bluetooth Amp model ZK-1002T next to…
Just a simple tool for loading ballast into the small holes in the main frame of D-O version 2. I only spilled 5 balls when loading 5 pounds of ballast! Category: Model Robots
Used to replace the original servo mounts for a V2 Mr. Baddeley astromech. Allows for simple replacement of servos when they wear out.
I'm building a Chopper droid and the Vex omni wheels specified in the plans are out of production. I instead got the Vex 3.25" (260mm Travel) Omni-Directional Anti-Static Wheels part number SKU: 276-8026. Instead of the printed axle shaft…
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…
Printed in PLA, 3 walls, 25% infill and with supports. Mounted over the Ankle Support Bar and fits flush to the bottom Ankle Support. Center screw coming up through the Ankle Support should be long enough (30mm) to go all the way through…
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…
These parts are masks for painting the metallic foot strips on Baddeley MK III Astromech droid foot shells, should you need to (re)paint them after the foot has its main color applied. You simply place the part on the appropriate foot…
In my Michael Baddeley Mk III Astromech droid, I am intending to install the hubmotor variant of the foot drives (which commonly use four inch UUMotor or L-Faster motors), rather than the standard belt/gear/chain drives that many builders…
James Feurtado’s excellent TCD was not compatible with any of the existing mount versions for Mr. Baddeley’s MK4 R2-D2. James Mayner, Patrick Yeary, and I brainstormed several ideas and developed a solution that works while preserving the…
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…
This is a management system for 6 3S Lipo batteries built for a V2 Astromech and my reinforced center foot mount. It uses the WAGO 615 (10AWG wire capable)and 415(standard) connectors and a Pololu 5V, 15A regulator. It features voltage…
