I made a quick control panel for the Eezybot arm mk2, so that I could hook it up to an Arduino Uno and control it with dials.

I needed a control panel that could sit on the edge of a piece of wood (the base of the robot arm) and have enough space inside for 3 small breadboards.

There's a fifth dial for the optional the rotating claw, and some extra holes for buttons and led lights.

Parts needed: Breadboard (I used 3 small ones) 5 x 10k potentio-meters 5 x dial-buttons to go on the potentio-meters

Note: Rotate the model and print it upside down! Should only require 2 supports or so.