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Segway Sommelier, Remote Control Wine Servant by SashimiTabernacleChoir
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 6 months ago
Segway Sommelier, a Remote Control Wine Servant , to be mounted on a Ninebot Mini Pro by Segway. The Ninebot can be driven around remotely using a Bluetooth phone app.
https://youtu.be/Tkf61a0lnHo
Print (1) base section and (3) of the caddy top pieces. Remove the pad assembly from the steering arm of the 9bot by popping off a plastic plate, removing 3 screws with a hex wrench, and lifting the knee pad assembly straight up. The base assembly slips loosely over the triangular steering column. I'd recommend using a couple of shims to keep it from rattling.
it's up to you to avoid disassembly issues, broken wineglasses, frightened housepets, jealous covetous over-imbibing guests, etc. :-) I was able to easily reattach the knee pad assembly when I wanted to ride the Segway again, but there is at least one gotcha. After you lift the kneepad assembly out of the steering arm when disassembling, don't get curious and mess with the inner triangular sleeve. If you do, a ball/bearing and spring can pop out, and be difficult to put back. If you lose them, the Segway itself will still work fine but the telescoping portage arm will be a bit loose. No problem though if you leave them be in the first place.
I actually just bought an extra steering arm to make it easier to switch back and forth between riding, and robotics/performance-art configurations.
https://youtu.be/Tkf61a0lnHo
Print (1) base section and (3) of the caddy top pieces. Remove the pad assembly from the steering arm of the 9bot by popping off a plastic plate, removing 3 screws with a hex wrench, and lifting the knee pad assembly straight up. The base assembly slips loosely over the triangular steering column. I'd recommend using a couple of shims to keep it from rattling.
it's up to you to avoid disassembly issues, broken wineglasses, frightened housepets, jealous covetous over-imbibing guests, etc. :-) I was able to easily reattach the knee pad assembly when I wanted to ride the Segway again, but there is at least one gotcha. After you lift the kneepad assembly out of the steering arm when disassembling, don't get curious and mess with the inner triangular sleeve. If you do, a ball/bearing and spring can pop out, and be difficult to put back. If you lose them, the Segway itself will still work fine but the telescoping portage arm will be a bit loose. No problem though if you leave them be in the first place.
I actually just bought an extra steering arm to make it easier to switch back and forth between riding, and robotics/performance-art configurations.