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chris L 23-09-2007 23:51

pic: Simbotics' Quad Quandary Rings
 

=Martin=Taylor= 23-09-2007 23:55

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I'm somewhat dubious as to whether any robots will actually be able to pick up those rings. Unlike the FRC Ringers the FTC rings are hard and inflexible - meaning that the manipulator needs to flex in order to provide some grip. But finding a nice flexible rubber in the vex kit might be hard.

Then again, I'm sure someone will prove me wrong... :]

MrForbes 24-09-2007 00:10

Re: pic: Simbotics' Quad Quandary Rings
 
there are plenty of ways to grip, using the VeX kit and allowed accessories :)

gblake 24-09-2007 00:17

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Lathe????

Why not miter/chop/radial_arm saw?

Blake

fredliu168 24-09-2007 00:34

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Sigh, I have to cut my rings by hand, with a handsaw... Its gonna be a lonnng week.

Chuck Glick 24-09-2007 06:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1885.Blake (Post 643410)
Lathe????

Why not miter/chop/radial_arm saw?

Blake

When using a lathe you get a more uniform ring with minimal amount of sanding needed, however, with a miter/chop/radial saw, you may not get a perfect cut every time.

-Chuck

GaryVoshol 24-09-2007 08:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chris L (Post 643398)

You're hired. Please produce 37 such sets of rings, and ship them to Manchester by COB 12 Oct 2007.

Synergy1848 24-09-2007 09:38

Re: pic: Simbotics' Quad Quandary Rings
 
did you do 105 rings for some reason other than just cutting whatever 10' made?

JesseK 24-09-2007 09:57

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Hmm, this makes the 3-4 I want look like child's play. Nice stacks.

Jared W 24-09-2007 17:02

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reminds me of my picture where the SPAM vex kids stacked all the gears...

Andrew Bates 24-09-2007 17:35

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Did you use spray paint to paint the rings or what. It's a very uniform coat.

thefro526 24-09-2007 18:36

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I'm scared some thing tells me that Simbotics is gonna be able to score all those rings they look good though

Richard Wallace 26-09-2007 12:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1885.Blake (Post 643410)
Lathe???? Why not miter/chop/radial_arm saw?

Quote:

Originally Posted by SirCharles982 (Post 643419)
When using a lathe you get a more uniform ring with minimal amount of sanding needed, however, with a miter/chop/radial saw, you may not get a perfect cut every time.

We are using this saw with a 60T carbide tipped blade; our blade is old and imperfect, but with some careful attention to technique we are able to hold pretty decent smoothness and squareness. We are relieving the edges with a deburr tool and cleaning the cut pieces with alcohol before painting. We cut about 20 pieces yesterday. I'll post a photo when we've finished a batch.

nonother 27-09-2007 23:07

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Looks very professional. I strongly suspect Simbotics will score an obscene amount of those this year. Of course while possessing all four goals. Last year their robot accomplished every single aspect of the game challenge better than any other robot.

Jonathan Norris 28-09-2007 01:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nonother (Post 643830)
Looks very professional. I strongly suspect Simbotics will score an obscene amount of those this year. Of course while possessing all four goals. Last year their robot accomplished every single aspect of the game challenge better than any other robot.

Yea and I wouldn't be surprised if they find a way to hang on the bar... just for kicks :p


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