View Full Version : pic: Wooden Wheel
Elgin Clock
09-05-2006, 15:40
[cdm-description=photo]24856[/cdm-description]
coastertux
09-05-2006, 15:44
Woah, that is really cool! Who made it, how did they make it, and is it functional?
KenWittlief
09-05-2006, 15:55
Its from the University of Lancaster PA
used on Amish sports buggys :^)
Rohith Surampudi
09-05-2006, 15:57
Its from the University of Lancaster PA
used on Amish sports buggys :^)
ROFL!!!!!!!
how long would it take to carve that?
Travis Hoffman
09-05-2006, 16:33
I think that's the sexiest Magic Smoke Amplification Device I've ever seen! :p
KenWittlief
09-05-2006, 16:57
hey, would be perfect for grilling steaks!
Kevin Sevcik
09-05-2006, 17:00
That has to be the neatest way to test a CNC program that I can think of. I mean, sure, machinist wax will work and it's reusable and doesn't dull bits... But it melts pretty easy and you can't polish and stain it to have a cool conversation piece. Though it's lots cheaper than a solid block of wood that large and won't break bits if you fast traverse with the bit still in the piece....
EDIT: Waaaiiiit. What's all that Drexel college paraphernalia doing under that wheel?
colin340
09-05-2006, 20:52
there was a wheel weight on the back
spears312
09-05-2006, 21:50
scale that down to FRC size and then we'll talk (one step closer to an ALL wood bot)
Elgin Clock
09-05-2006, 22:12
EDIT: Waaaiiiit. What's all that Drexel college paraphernalia doing under that wheel?
Read description...
This was on a table for a college in the scholarship display area.
Not sure what college this is, but I'm sure there are a couple of people who wish they could have this on their bots.
Rich Wong
09-05-2006, 22:36
Sweet!
All you need now is a set of restroom keys attached to it and it will be perfect.
;)
Yes Elgin, didn't we just have this conversation? Best part is we could totally make one of those(OK not really, but I know someone who can...) I want one for FRC next year.....
Arkorobotics
09-05-2006, 23:17
Do these come in spinners? :P
I am afraid they would break if they were on a car.
KenWittlief
10-05-2006, 09:13
I am afraid they would break if they were on a car.
not really, the wooden tires take all the shock!
vBulletin® v3.6.4, Copyright ©2000-2017, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.