Printing the JHack simple servo bed

Jhack's derivative of the simple servo bed seems to be an improvement over the original simple servo bed that Gael posted recently.  It is certainly simpler to mount servos in it.  It is, however, fragile, in a few places and it isn't obvious how you attach it to the forearm shell save using glue. The same can be said for the cover over the servos that fits on top of the bed.  Once glued down, it would seem to me that you'd have to tear the while forearm apart if a servo failed.  I'm probably going to try to modify that while I'm waiting for the rest of my HK15298B servos to arrive.

The simple servo bed was a touch too big for my UP! Pro 3D printer so I had to tilt 45 degrees on the vertical to fit into my print volume.  Given the height of the resulting print, I had to use the stable support option which took a lot of filament to make the support and a lot of extra print time.  You can see the finished print here.

The extent of the support structure needed is quite clear.

You can get an idea of the nature of the paper-thin support structure in this pic of the support structure being removed.

While the removal of the support structure looks like a formidable task, as a practical matter it took less than ten minutes to clean it from the print.

The cover, not pictured, required a similar support structure.  It was considerably more fragile than the bed and required greater care in removal from the support structure.  I was able to do that successfully, however.