AuraZex Support Legs
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Description
The torso had no base and tipped over the second a cable was bumped. I machined this pair of modular legs to give it a stance. They bolt directly to the 150mm underside spacing of the AuraZex frame, bearing the weight on overlapping 12.5mm pin joints instead of fragile ball-sockets.
Mechanical Specifications
- Leg span: 150mm total width, staying flush with the torso edges.
- Stand height: 165mm from the floor to the torso mounting plates.
- Routing: 20x26mm central channels clear right through the internal structure for future wiring runs.
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