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GeeTwo 23-12-2015 23:11

pic: Bumper Pattern
 

bkahl 23-12-2015 23:12

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
I am BEYOND confused by this. What is it? Can you provide more context?

wilful 23-12-2015 23:29

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
I think it is supposed to be a cutting pattern for the corners joint of bumpers.

mrnoble 24-12-2015 05:44

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
Speaking as someone who reads and uses pattern drawings to sew, I don't get it either.

GeeTwo 24-12-2015 06:00

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
It's a pattern for the cloth cover to go over a mitered corner of standard FRC bumpers. The left side goes on a fold. The other heavy black lines are cut lines. The length will vary based on the length of a side; the dashed line indicates the end of the wood. The stitching goes along the gray line. I posted in response to post#2 in this thread. The two lengths are given since there is no scale on an image.

Joey Milia 24-12-2015 06:11

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
That looks familiar. It's very similar to the pattern for the parts of team 192's bumpers from '13 and '14. We had reversible bumpers with sewn mitered corners. In '14 the cloth was a single loop that fit snuggly over the bumper wood and foam.

Here are some pictures of the making of a example corner of the bumper fabric, as well as a close up corner of '14 bumpers and '13 and '14 bumpers on their respective robots. (Might want to start from the bottom photo)
http://imgur.com/a/Z3mjy

Robopromo 28-12-2015 12:48

Re: pic: Bumper Pattern
 
Pre-sewn corner bumpers are available through robopromo.com. No cutting or sewing necessary. Here's a helpful video that that shows you how simple it is!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEzMRmLnBHQ

There's also a corner bumper cover that we offer for quick color change. Here is the link to that video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQDptM_XULM


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