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Course: Electrical engineering > Unit 7
Lesson 4: Spider Bot- 6th graders learn to build a Spider robot
- Fun with Spider Bot
- Parts list for Spider
- Tools list for Spider
- Spider parts and tools
- Spider's click n' stick
- Battery and motor mounts for Spider
- Click n' stick base & batteries
- Spider's motor controller
- Spider's power switch
- Spider's bezel
- Spider's wheels
- Spider's Arduino Nano
- Motor controller connections
- Spider's LED eyes
- Spider's stabilizer bar
- Spider's romance
- Programming Spider
- Ben Eater's Spider
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Spider's bezel
Created by Karl Wendt.
Want to join the conversation?
- Can you use something else than a soldering iron ?(2 votes)
- You could use hot glue instead of a soldering iron and it works the same way but you have to be careful not to spread it over other parts. Also hot glue does not dry instantly so you may have to wait 7 - 28 seconds. -P.S- Remember to make sure the connections are secure because hot glue is not a conductor.(7 votes)
- is using this power switch essential. what is the use and can the bot do without it?(1 vote)
- yes, unless you want to take out the battery every time you are not using it.(1 vote)
- can we take three led light click n stick light(1 vote)
- You could take three, but then you'd be on completed ground.(1 vote)
- What exactly is a bezel?(1 vote)
- A Bezel is a 'curved' shape usually something that frames something else.(1 vote)
Video transcript
So in this video,
we're going to show you how to attach and adjust
the bezel on the tap light. And so the reason
you have to adjust it is that the
wires for each bot are going to be
slightly different and so you have to kind of
move them around a little bit to get the bezel to
sit flat and correctly. So you can see that there's
a number of different wires there. And you have to
bend the wires out of the way to get everything
to connect correctly. So I had a little bit of trouble
getting those to sit down and part of the reason is these
bosses, those little parts that stick out, the screw bosses
were bumping against the wire. So I had to sort of move the
wires around and adjust it. And so it's not
an exact science. It'll take a little
bit of trial and error. But once you have it to
where it sits pretty flat and it's in the center,
you can make sure that all the wires are
still connected there. You can see the
power is flowing. And then I just put a little
bit of hot glue in it. And then I'll tilt
the thing to the side so that the hot glue
runs up against the joint between the bezel and the base. And we should have our
bezel held in place. And that will allow us
to protect our wires and give the bot a
nice finished look.