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Chuck Glick 12-01-2008 18:20

pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 

Seraph117 12-01-2008 18:21

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
if this is seriously your final design, ill eat my hat

Chuck Glick 12-01-2008 18:37

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Seraph117 (Post 676329)
if this is seriously your final design, ill eat my hat

depends on the kind of hat that will be eaten, then I will decide. :p

Seraph117 12-01-2008 18:38

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
see my signature? :cool:

THAT KIND

Woody1458 12-01-2008 18:44

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
so the drill motor powers the wheel at top sucking in the ball?, does it hold it stiffly enough? can pop out if hit side ways?

lukevanoort 12-01-2008 18:47

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
I spy a spider leg...

Seraph117 12-01-2008 18:49

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o_O

UM...

i think those are zip ties...

Chuck Glick 12-01-2008 19:40

Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Woody1458 (Post 676353)
so the drill motor powers the wheel at top sucking in the ball?, does it hold it stiffly enough? can pop out if hit side ways?

Remember this is just a prototype. That whole mechanism was designed and fabricated to see if it would work, however the final will be a bit wider that the 1.5" that were contacting the ball during testing.

Also, we used a DRILL, not just the motor, its one of our common testing practices to just use the drill to power the shaft.


Quote:

Originally Posted by lukevanoort (Post 676359)
I spy a spider leg...

Well lets just say that our rack became the robot. :rolleyes: It had a nice flat face and was already the right length so, why not?!


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