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petek 15-12-2005 15:25

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coastertux
If fasteners aren't allowed, how are we going to hold the robots together? The frame uses bolts and I would consider bolts fasteners. :b

It's rather simple: you start with a block of solid and remove material until you just have the robot left. Kind of like making a sandcastle. Only harder.

Elgin Clock 15-12-2005 15:34

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by petek
It's rather simple: you start with a block of solid and remove material until you just have the robot left. Kind of like making a sandcastle. Only harder.

Horray for knowing CAD, and CNC programming in the upcoming year.

Good luck people. :p

How do you fix it at competitions though??? Is welding considered a fastener? :yikes:

Alan Anderson 15-12-2005 15:35

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay TenBrink
I'm afraid that rubber bands cannot be allowed since they could also be used as fasteners. As has been pointed out earlier, fasteners will not be allowed this year....

Doesn't the alleged rule just prohibit threaded fasteners?

Jeff Pahl 15-12-2005 16:00

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coastertux
If fasteners aren't allowed, how are we going to hold the robots together? The frame uses bolts and I would consider bolts fasteners. :b

J-B Weld? Although I prefer this, the elevated temp cure makes it tough to use for quick repairs in the pits :)

Andy Baker 15-12-2005 16:32

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Looks like we're going to pull out our Handlheld Ultrasonic Welder. It's been collecting dust since Clark and DJ graduated.

AB

Ian Curtis 15-12-2005 16:43

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock
Horray for knowing CAD, and CNC programming in the upcoming year.

Good luck people. :p

How do you fix it at competitions though??? Is welding considered a fastener? :yikes:

Ah ha! I knew there was a reason a few team members got certified to use PlasmaCAM (basically a CNC machine with a torch) and to weld.

Andrew Blair 15-12-2005 16:52

Re: No Mabuchi Motors in '06 kit?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
Doesn't the alleged rule just prohibit threaded fasteners?

If this does end up in the 2006 rules, CD is in trouble! These are threads, and they are what hold the community together...so CD must be a threaded fastener right?


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