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Colson Wheels??
I'm trying to build a Colson wheel drive system but I need help!! How do I power them? What do I need to get it going? All help is appreciated!!!
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WCP products has two options, live axle and dead axle.
To use with the kitbot (dead axle) you'll need the hubs and two bearings for each wheel. |
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WCProducts has some good products to help you get started. They make both live axle and dead axle hubs for colson wheels.
Edit: Everybody has the same idea! These must be really good. |
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http://wcproducts.net/wcp-00052/
http://wcproducts.net/wcp-00053/ Depending on whether you go live axle or dead axle, one of these will become your best friend. Basically, Colson wheels have no hub when you buy them, so either you have to machine your own, or buy these. |
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i'm gonna be the weird guy and say you should get your colsons from battlekits.com
http://www.battlekits.com/robot_whee...th%20Sprockets i've used these before on non first robots and i highly recommend them. robutt marketspace has a good selection of colson wheels without hubs or sprockets. http://www.robotmarketplace.com/prod...on_wheels.html |
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We're using 6 6"x1.5" and really like them. We are finding, however, that both the WCP hubs and the ones we made ourselves can shift a bit over time. The next batch will have a shallow thread cut in them or be knurled. We also used an indexing head, narrow slit saw and horizontal mill to cut a diamond pattern to improve traction. The centre wheels are dropped about 1/8"
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Here is what I have so far. Hope you guys like it, I've been using Solid Works for about 3 weeks now.. Constructive criticism is always welcome. :o
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Attachment 14647 Those small circles are roller bearings for the belts that can be adjusted up and down. |
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