Attach a nut, to a block of wood; move the wood using the servo.
Straightforward.
This is one of those days I consider rethinking my methods. I don’t know how big the nut is, but I think it’s bigger than my largest drill bit. I’m positive of this really. This means I’ll need to cut out a hexagonal shape from whatever wood that I have, just to see if it works. I don’t even know if I have a large enough bit for the bolt. Really me, this is all sorts of backwards.
Enough whining.
So I need to cut some holes in some wood, mount the nut, holding the servo steady and the wood in a static orientation, move the wood.
I wonder how much force this will exert. Should I prototype with balsa?
Whatever.
Nut bolt wood move.
Peter's stuff.