Build Guides

Step-by-step PDF build guides for the OSSM stand, actuator, wiring and wired remote, and a guide to mounting a toy.

Build an OSSM in this order: the stand, the actuator, the wiring, then the wired remote. Each guide starts where the one before it ends. The toy mounting guide then shows how to mount a toy on the finished OSSM.

Current guides

GuideEditionCoversPDF
Stand Build Guide1.0The PitClamp stand: the 3030 extrusion frame, a pivot plate and PitClamp on the body, and the PitClamp Mini V1.1 on the arm.View · Download
Actuator Build Guide1.1The servo in its motor ring, the MGN12H rail, the GT2 belt with its tensioner, and the 24 mm Clamping Thread end effector with its belt clamp ring and lock nut. Uses the kit's two printed jigs, a bearing jig and a 3.8 mm pulley spacer (print files). The same actuator fits every stand.View · Download
Wiring Guide1.0The V2.3 board in its PCB box on the arm, the motor harness from the servo to the board, and the 24 V power supply.View · Download
Wired Remote Guide1.0The Remote V2 board in its printed body and cover, two knobs, and the purple CAT6 cable into the OSSM's REMOTE port.View · Download
Toy Mounting Guide1.0Two ways to mount a toy on the 24 mm threaded end effector, each locked by a lock nut: the flange base and flange ring tied through their holes with cable ties or laced round their hooks with paracord, or the Vac-U-Lock adapter, and how to check the toy is held.View · Download

The wiring and wired remote guides show the PitClamp stand.

Earlier hardware

Use these guides for an OSSM built with the earlier parts.

GuideEditionCoversPDF
Actuator Build Guide1.0The same actuator with the earlier end effector: the 24 mm thread and a separate belt clamp.View · Download
Stand Build Guide0.1The pivot-plate stand: two printed pivot plates with adjustable M6 handles, and the PitClamp Mini V1.1 on the arm.View · Download
Stand Build Guide0.0The pivot-plate stand with the earlier PitClamp Mini kit, whose handle sits on a separate M4×12 pin.View · Download

Editions

Each guide's cover shows its full version number, such as 1.0.14 for Stand 1.0. The first number is the hardware version, the second counts compatible part changes, and the third counts documentation corrections. A file always holds the latest corrections for its edition.

The parts for these builds are in the bill of materials, and the motor harness has its own wiring diagram. The PDFs are kept in the OSSM repository. For help, email support@researchanddesire.com.

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