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3D-Printed DIY Linear Servo

New concept for a low budged linear servo made out of standard and 3D-printed parts.

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This is a new concept for a linear servo made from 3D-printed parts and gear-motor plus glider-resistor. All parts are posted on GitHub, even Solidworks 2014 files are uploaded.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgsl96lJnJA
GitHub: https://github.com/tscha70/3DPrinterSTLFiles/tree/master/Hercules%20V1.6

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