In truth that was very interesting and exciting to get this arm assembled. Really interesting. The instruction is not so detailed (and a little bit outdated), but that gave even additional fun to the process. You need to think a little bit before assembling parts. But few things I'd suggest to improve 1) some details was rusted a little bit (not a big problem, but...) 2) some details were not fitting (also it is not a big problem, but...) 3) I was a little bit disappointed with the strength of suggested servos, the arm can't handle any claw with servo MG995 in it. :( It is just to heavy for it, Really only thing I can put on is a small camera. 4) still I have some concerns regarding the rotating tube - I'm not sure that it will rotate without any uncontrollable move, but will see... In any case I'm planning to connect it in few days to arduino board, I wanna see it in action. From positive stuff: this hand is really good looking one and also feels as very solid. And for the manufacturer - it is really nice idea you should make some more advanced extendable constructors for this hand. Because I think that the price you are offering is one of the best for such product using such materials.

In truth that was very interesting and exciting to get this arm assembled. Really interesting. The instruction is not so detailed (and a little bit outdated), but that gave even additional fun to the process. You need to think a little bit before assembling parts. But few things I'd suggest to improve 1) some details was rusted a little bit (not a big problem, but...) 2) some details were not fitting (also it is not a big problem, but...) 3) I was a little bit disappointed with the strength of suggested servos, the arm can't handle any claw with servo MG995 in it. :( It is just to heavy for it, Really only thing I can put on is a small camera. 4) still I have some concerns regarding the rotating tube - I'm not sure that it will rotate without any uncontrollable move, but will see... In any case I'm planning to connect it in few days to arduino board, I wanna see it in action. From positive stuff: this hand is really good looking one and also feels as very solid. And for the manufacturer - it is really nice idea you should make some more advanced extendable constructors for this hand. Because I think that the price you are offering is one of the best for such product using such materials.

In truth that was very interesting and exciting to get this arm assembled. Really interesting. The instruction is not so detailed (and a little bit outdated), but that gave even additional fun to the process. You need to think a little bit before assembling parts. But few things I'd suggest to improve 1) some details was rusted a little bit (not a big problem, but...) 2) some details were not fitting (also it is not a big problem, but...) 3) I was a little bit disappointed with the strength of suggested servos, the arm can't handle any claw with servo MG995 in it. :( It is just to heavy for it, Really only thing I can put on is a small camera. 4) still I have some concerns regarding the rotating tube - I'm not sure that it will rotate without any uncontrollable move, but will see... In any case I'm planning to connect it in few days to arduino board, I wanna see it in action. From positive stuff: this hand is really good looking one and also feels as very solid. And for the manufacturer - it is really nice idea you should make some more advanced extendable constructors for this hand. Because I think that the price you are offering is one of the best for such product using such materials.

Laser cutting on the parts was poor. Dross had to be cleaned from most of the components. Many of the parts were thrown through a time saver sander and still had burrs.The press brake forming was off on all of the parts preventing the arm from being square and lining up. Servos had to be shimmer and parts modified for a proper fitment. Once it was completed it looks nice. Only needed to get one screw to finish building it. Not for the complete beginner. Price was decent but not for the quality

Laser cutting on the parts was poor. Dross had to be cleaned from most of the components. Many of the parts were thrown through a time saver sander and still had burrs.The press brake forming was off on all of the parts preventing the arm from being square and lining up. Servos had to be shimmer and parts modified for a proper fitment. Once it was completed it looks nice. Only needed to get one screw to finish building it. Not for the complete beginner. Price was decent but not for the quality

Laser cutting on the parts was poor. Dross had to be cleaned from most of the components. Many of the parts were thrown through a time saver sander and still had burrs.The press brake forming was off on all of the parts preventing the arm from being square and lining up. Servos had to be shimmer and parts modified for a proper fitment. Once it was completed it looks nice. Only needed to get one screw to finish building it. Not for the complete beginner. Price was decent but not for the quality