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I almost fell out of my chair when I saw you painted it blue.
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The fact that that robot actually works better then anything my team has ever built is kinda sad.
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The tires are 1.9 and 2.2 Chisels from Proline, on Axial 1.9 and 2.2 8 Hole beadlock hubs. We directly hex broach the axial hubs (which yes, unfortunately means you have to buy new hubs each year for comp bot for an essentially COTS part). |
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Guess it's just a practice thing, I remember it getting easier over time but it still seemed to be a pain. Better lighting might have helped. |
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Very nice! It looks (and performs?) frighteningly like a simplified 254 robot... Just shows how much good design can get you, even if 'build quality' isn't the finest.
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Its weird to think about how this video session started almost 3 years ago when 118 just wanted to print some copies.
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After looking at that robot a little more it occurred to me that there must be some complex math driving the angle of that curved back. I was woundering if someone might be able to outline that for me.
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Not complicated at all ;) Could be laid out by hand easily w/ some straight edges, some string and a marker. |
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Can you post some documentation about the process of building this? I think this would shed some light on the prototyping process of the best of teams.
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