Cymon is my mascot and logo for my 3D design work. I made a posable robot toy and in the process invented a connector that is sturdy but easy to use and prints well on home FDM printers. Then I made a generic posable robot toy, and then I went back and make the original Cymon compatible with the generic set as a first expansion.To insure proper fit it is recommended to separate out the small ball and joint piece from the plate and print 2 of them, then see if they snap together easily. If they do not you should adjust your filament diameter setting. if they're too tight lower your filament diameter slightly, if they're too loose raise it slightly.During assembly it is recommended to glue the should and hip joints into the hips and torso before attaching the rest of the parts. After connecting two parts the first time, hold them firmly and rotate them in their joint fully to rub down any burs.Like and repin on PinShape https://pinshape.com/items/836-3d-printed-cymon-cybot-posable-robot-toy and I'll update this project with future expansions including clip on accessories and different configurations like animal bodies that can be mixed and matched with this set.