Periodically, we've seen posts in the forum about 3D printing parts for our robots. But did you know that there is a Petoi GitHub repo of stl and 3mf files for various Nybble and Bittle parts and accessories? These can be found at https://github.com/PetoiCamp/NonCodeFiles/tree/master/stl. Note that when you click on an stl filename (but not a 3mf filename), GitHub renders the part so you can examine it before you download it. You can spin the part, using the mouse, to examine all sides and, when you do spin it, after a few seconds, GitHub will spin it slowly for you which is pretty cool!
If you are having trouble putting those pesky springs into Bittle then 3D printing the springInstaller.stl file might help:
If you have the Mu Intelligent Camera, this Bittle mouth-mount, MuIntelligentCamera_mount.stl, might be useful:
Which looks like this (pictures from petoi.com)
Another one I like is this test stand, BittleTestStand.3mf, shown here as a Cura image (since GitHub can't render it):
Edit: The orientation of 1/2 of the BittleTestStand for 3D printing is now shown correctly.
It works like this (note that this appears to be a computer rendered image, not a picture since you have to print the BittleTestStand.3mf twice and glue the pieces back to back but this image does show any seam!):
Here is a list of the stl files in this repo that I find most interesting (includes the above):
BittleStand (a folder with BittleTestStand.3mf, standWithCalibration.3mf, and standWithCalibration.stl, plus pictures)
BittleNeckLock ( a folder with 2 neck locks, neckLockSmall.stl and neckLockLarge.stl, plus instructions)
Industrial printing farms would charge by the exterior volume of the piece. Attached is the picture in their quote.
We can print a few in the office, but our engineer's labor is also expensive. So, determining the MSRP by ourselves is tricky. It will also add to the complexity of our overseas warehousing.
The major problem is we don't know how many people would buy this item.