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DaveL 20-12-2015 01:52
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchskull (Post 1513092)
Please let tank tank treads and pullys be sold by andymark!
Yes! The pulleys are being sold separately.
AM part# = am-3298
Edit: http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-3298.htm

Dave

chrisfl 20-12-2015 14:48
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
I don't see the belts getting sold separately though. Will the tank track belts be sold separately? It would be nice so people could get replacements

Mr V 20-12-2015 15:56
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisfl (Post 1513752)
I don't see the belts getting sold separately though. Will the tank track belts be sold separately? It would be nice so people could get replacements
Since one of the design parameters seems to have been the ability to replace the belts quickly I'd say that they will eventually offer the belts separately. If you look at the pdfs of it it looks like all that is needed to replace the belt is removal of one stand off and of course loosing up the tensioning turn buckle far enough to get the belt off of one of the end pulleys.

Andy Baker 23-12-2015 12:08
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian Curtis (Post 1513537)
Online Metals will happily sell you a foot for $2.87 (or 6 for $12.75), so I can't see a scenario where AndyMark is the low cost provider. For some teams where ordering anything in a reasonable amount of time is a herculean task they are certainly the most convenient provider though.

Online Metals link
We're listening, and we realize that our price is high. We've lowered our 6' length down to $17 per stick.

Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisfl (Post 1513752)
I don't see the belts getting sold separately though. Will the tank track belts be sold separately? It would be nice so people could get replacements
Yep, the Rhino Track Drive belts will be sold separately as product am-3288. They are steel cord reinforced urethane timing belts, 65.5" long (endless loop), with blue carbox nitrile roughtop tread. They have a max tension point of 600 pounds. We have a bunch of pulleys and belts here in stock.

Andy

Michael Hill 23-12-2015 12:18
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy Baker (Post 1514414)
We're listening, and we realize that our price is high. We've lowered our 6' length down to $17 per stick.



Yep, the Rhino Track Drive belts will be sold separately as product am-3288. They are steel cord reinforced urethane timing belts, 65.5" long (endless loop), with blue carbox nitrile roughtop tread. They have a max tension point of 600 pounds. We have a bunch of pulleys and belts here in stock.

Andy
Thanks for stocking the thin wall tubing Andy! It's great having a local cheap source for when we run out of our 973 supply. We went from no sources of thin wall tubing last year to at least 3 that will ship to us.

nuclearnerd 30-12-2015 16:18
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Some new stuff today:

A crimper for 6Ga lugs:
http://www.andymark.com/CrimpTool-p/am-3326.htm

An inexpensive, high CV solenoid valve:
http://www.andymark.com/Pneumatic-p/am-3324.htm

And a really neat shifting PTO "Rocketbox":
http://www.andymark.com/PTO-p/am-rocketbox.htm

Jay O'Donnell 30-12-2015 16:37
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Rocketbox looks really cool. If I wanted a PTO this year that's probably where I would go.

jkelleyrtp 30-12-2015 16:49
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay O'Donnell (Post 1515408)
Rocketbox looks really cool. If I wanted a PTO this year that's probably where I would go.
$320 is a little much for a PTO, don't you think?

cadandcookies 30-12-2015 16:57
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jkelleyrtp (Post 1515411)
$320 is a little much for a PTO, don't you think?
Not really. Can you point to a comparable product for less?

jman4747 30-12-2015 17:00
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jkelleyrtp (Post 1515411)
$320 is a little much for a PTO, don't you think?
Not based on the manufacturing cost.

Edit: Cim encoder too! http://www.andymark.com/encoder-p/am-3314.htm

nuclearnerd 30-12-2015 17:19
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jman4747 (Post 1515415)
Now that we can use!

Jay O'Donnell 30-12-2015 17:20
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jkelleyrtp (Post 1515411)
$320 is a little much for a PTO, don't you think?
It is slightly more expensive than the WCP Shifting gearbox, and the shifting is being allocated to a whole new shaft. It's definitely expensive, but so is everything else in the robot world.

Munchskull 30-12-2015 19:28
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
http://www.andymark.com/encoder-p/am-3314.htm

Looks a little pricy when there is already open source 3d printable alternative.

jman4747 30-12-2015 19:41
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchskull (Post 1515474)
Not if you don't have a 3D printer or mill/lathe. Also This looks thinner that the AMT-103V based options.

Munchskull 30-12-2015 19:42
Re: New AndyMark products 2016
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jman4747 (Post 1515486)
Not if you don't have a 3D printer or mill/lathe. Also This looks thinner that the AMT-103V based options.
That is true. It does require you to have a 3d printer. This CIM motor encoder is how ever way more versatile than the 3d printed one due to the fact that you do not loose that much shaft.


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