Claude Opus delivered 50 3D-printed and 210 hardware parts — and it works
IMordatch · x · 2026-11-03
IMordatch shares details: Claude Opus's toy crane design comprises 50 3D-printed parts and 210 hardware parts, complete with a shopping list and assembly guide. A few things needed fixing, but he built it — and it actually works.
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