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Mike M. 18-02-2008 11:14

pic: 2023 Teaser
 

tdlrali 18-02-2008 11:14

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Definitely a differential, nice job!
It looks rather over-lubricated - But then again, there is no such thing as over-lubricated :D

bman 18-02-2008 11:23

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real wheel drive, front wheel steer?

Greg Needel 18-02-2008 11:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tdlrali (Post 701545)
But then again, there is no such thing as over-lubricated :D

I have seen bearings cause system failures because they were packed too tight with grease. Also depending on the lubricant there are situations where the lubricant can actually cause resistance, typically this can occur with heavy lubricants in light duty applications. The situation with lubricants is use the right one for the job and apply just the right amount to get the job done.

KINGOFCLUBS454 18-02-2008 11:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bman (Post 701550)
real wheel drive, front wheel steer?

Close, but no cigar.:rolleyes:

jimmythetulip22 18-02-2008 11:46

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Thats a lot of grease!

talltree357 18-02-2008 13:08

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Grease not withstanding, Andrew I know you have worked your butt off on this design, and you have a great team designing with you. This is extremely elegant and functional, and that is engineering at its best. Keep it up and I can't wait to see this bot!!!

Aren_Hill 18-02-2008 17:35

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Has anybody actually checked what radial load those igus linear bearings are rated for...
because just by looking at it if you have a 150 robot (battery and bumpers) and you hit one of those bumps i'd fear for them snapping

KINGOFCLUBS454 18-02-2008 19:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Aren_Hill (Post 701793)
Has anybody actually checked what radial load those igus linear bearings are rated for...
because just by looking at it if you have a 150 robot (battery and bumpers) and you hit one of those bumps i'd fear for them snapping

With the weight distribution and the number of pillow blocks we have on there, we should be fine. If not, we'll have plenty of spares.:p


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