KONDO Robot Stand for the KHR-1HV
KONDO Robot Stand for the KHR-1HV
by ries
Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:57 am
Hi all,
I have purchased the robot stand from kondo for my KHR-1HV.
It's assembled according to the diagram with the according brackets to hold the KHR-1HV.
But I find it rather difficult to get the KHR-1HV into his stand.
With one hand I have to hold him, make sure the cables are not in the way, and with the other hand I have to open up the stand (which cost some effort) and then try to pry him into his holders.
Very difficult.
I want to know how I can get it rather simple into his stand?
Does anyone has the same experience and find some solution to it?
Or I'm doing something wrong here
Greetings,
I have purchased the robot stand from kondo for my KHR-1HV.
It's assembled according to the diagram with the according brackets to hold the KHR-1HV.
But I find it rather difficult to get the KHR-1HV into his stand.
With one hand I have to hold him, make sure the cables are not in the way, and with the other hand I have to open up the stand (which cost some effort) and then try to pry him into his holders.
Very difficult.
I want to know how I can get it rather simple into his stand?
Does anyone has the same experience and find some solution to it?
Or I'm doing something wrong here
Greetings,
Re: KONDO Robot Stand for the KHR-1HV
by tempusmaster
Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:26 pm
ries wrote:Hi all,
I have purchased the robot stand from kondo for my KHR-1HV.
It's assembled according to the diagram with the according brackets to hold the KHR-1HV.
But I find it rather difficult to get the KHR-1HV into his stand.
With one hand I have to hold him, make sure the cables are not in the way, and with the other hand I have to open up the stand (which cost some effort) and then try to pry him into his holders.
Very difficult.
I want to know how I can get it rather simple into his stand?
Does anyone has the same experience and find some solution to it?
Or I'm doing something wrong here
Greetings,
I'm not sure about the 1HV because I don't have one (yet...), but the KHR-1 (original version that has the same geometry as the KHR-2HV) and the MANOI AT01 go in very smoothly without any prying or extra effort. I did find it a bit difficult to understand how to arrange the brackets since it is different based on the robot model.
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by ries
Wed Feb 27, 2008 2:58 pm
Thanks for you reply!!! I was thinking that no one has bought it .
I agree with you that the different brackets can be difficult. But with a lot of patience and the manual of the stand, I think (and hope) that I have the correct brackets.
Because he hangs in his stand perfectly!
I have noticed now that the brackets are softening a bit, i don't need a lot of effort to pry them open and put my robot in it. I only have some difficulties with the servo cabling.
More advise is welcome
.
I agree with you that the different brackets can be difficult. But with a lot of patience and the manual of the stand, I think (and hope) that I have the correct brackets.
Because he hangs in his stand perfectly!
I have noticed now that the brackets are softening a bit, i don't need a lot of effort to pry them open and put my robot in it. I only have some difficulties with the servo cabling.
More advise is welcome