So, you think you've got the CAD skills now, eh?

Welcome to the final challenge for 2D CAD

To complete this challenge you will need to create a series of CAD drawings that show a robot gripper the follows these design parameters:

• It must be powered by a 9g servo motor

• It must be able to grip a servo motor.

• It must be made out of ABS+ or PLA material from the 3D Printer or laser cut flat sheets of plastic (4mm or 8mm are most common), or any other materials that are commonly available in the lab.

• It may use any number of M3 screws (dimensions can be found here) with various lengths available.

Your gripper must be presented as a series of drawings that include the following:

• orthographic drawings of each part as well as orthographic drawings of the total assembly.

• At least one isometric drawing of each part.

• Critical dimensions on all orthographic drawings.

• Proper title blocks on each drawing.

  • Include your servo drawings as a part of the package.

The easiest way to complete all of these is to make the gripper as a 3D assembly in Inventor or Fusion 360 and then presenting the part sheets as .dwgs (presented as .pdfs)

If you are completing this project in TinkerCAD, take a screencapture of all of the views you need (multi views of ortho and one for iso)