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What was the stress point?
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That thing looks pretty familiar :D
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Essentially the output shaft of the tilt assembly (the one with the small sprocket on it) was cantilevered. Whenever the arm had a fair amount of velocity and stopped moving the chain would tug the shaft backward quickly causing the clamping gearbox to crack open. |
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Had you considered putting a pneumatic spring on the intake/lift arm for stability, smoothness of operation, and reduced force necessary to lift it?
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I love how glossy the boulder is. It looks like a bowling ball that could actually destroy the castle!
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In this situation a linear actuator is also an option, allowing for very precise control with little backdrive. A good example of this is 1690, as their arm had very little flex and allowed for extremely high accuracy shooting. |
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