I HATE Cleaning so I built THIS

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The song from the drill scene:
"Local Forecast - Slower" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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I built a 17-foot wall-mounted robotic crane to clean my workbench for me — complete with a 3-axis gantry, custom 3D-printed parts, a servo-powered gripper, and full voice-controlled routines. In this video I take you through the entire build: designing the massive X/Y/Z system, printing dozens of custom components on my Bambu Lab P2S, wiring the motors and ESP32 controller, testing precision over a 17-foot span, teaching the robot to pick and return parts bins, and running the first fully automated cleanup sequence. This project mixes large-scale engineering, 3D printing, CNC, robotics, and a whole lot of “will this actually work?” moments. If you’re into DIY robots, over-engineered builds, workshop automation, or 3D-printing projects, this is one you don’t want to miss.