That largest part is the shell, which is OPTIONAL. The dimensions are 120mm x 120mm x 50mm (x,y,z)

The largest part that isn't optional is the knee part. The dimensions are 75mm x 20mm x 30mm (x, y, z)

Z refers to the vertical axis (height measured from print bed, vertically upwards).

Yes as long as your machine can achieve a precision of more than 0.3mm.

For example, you could make QuadBot with a CNC machine and mill it out of wood!

All our design files will be available as .STL and .STEP, the standards for 3D fabrication.

Are you in a country which is a member of the EU? If yes, please choose EU!

If its not listed, please let us know at info@engimake.com

Simple answer: Get the FULL KIT - it includes everything you need to assemble a robot, you don't have to 3D Print any pieces yourself.

Complex answer: Get the Maker Kit - 3D print the robot at a local facility which has 3D Printers available for you to use! If you are a student, most schools / universities / colleges have 3D printers available. Alternatively go to your local makerspace! Incomplete list of 1000's of makerspaces worldwide : http://themakermap.com/

We've tested it up to 750g whilst walking for the prototypes. While stationary it can handle up to 1.5kg, but can't walk properly. The more weight there is added, the quicker it will deplete the battery charge.

45mins if in continual use, walking with LED's on. The battery will last longer if its not always walking, or the LED's are off!

The Maker Kit has the same connections as the Full Kit, so you can buy the bluetooth module separately and just plug it in.

However if you'd like us to include the bluetooth module with the Maker Kit, please message us and we can add the extra amount to your pledge to include it!