MAKE CATS MOVE

Overview
Build your cat's prey and learn how movement and mechanics work together to create an engaging moving toy.Skills + Goals
Hunting
Improved hunting skills
Agility
Faster reaction time, speed and flexibility
Mood
Incredible happiness that will be expressed as cold indifference
Age 13+ (human), 2 Months+ (cat)
Time 30 min
Materials
- ATail
- BCat Front
- CBase
- DServo Sock
- ECable Ties
- FDowel
- GESP32-Animate Board
- HPIR Motion Sensor
- IP0 Drill Bit
- JS1 Bit
- KScrewdriver
- L#6 x 3/4" Wood Screws

Build Steps
Step 1
Fit the body into the base plate

Step 2
Align the Servo Sock with the non-rotating disc side toward the body.
Use the drill bit to drill two pilot holes.
Use the drill bit to drill two pilot holes.

Step 3
Place the spacer between the body and the Servo Sock

Step 4
Use 2 x #6x3/4" screws to mount the Servo Sock to the body.

Step 5
Drill 2 more pilot holes in the bottom.

Step 6
Use 2 x #6x3/4" screws to secure the bottom

Step 7
Mount the tail to the Servo Sock's moving disc with 2 x 3mm wood spacers between them.

Step 8
At this stage it is up to you to attach whatever your cat will go crazy for. To get you started, the kit includes a piece of silicone tubing a a wood dowel that can be used as shown.

Step 9
If you want to clamp to a table surface the included c-clamp will do the trick. You can also adjust the servo's position. For more information check out this Servo Sock tutorial
*Note- Be sure to not clamp too hard, especially on stone surfaces.
*Note- Be sure to not clamp too hard, especially on stone surfaces.

Step 10
To control your cat, check out ESP32-Animate quickstart

