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You can make your very own Adabot with this DIY kit from Adafruit.

Our 3D printed kit is optimized for electronics.

The 16 piece design works on most printers and can be customized to fit your bot.

Print your robot in different colors to make it your own.

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Last updated on 2015-05-04 at 04.27.44 PM Published on 2014-06-11 at 12.07.10 PM

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