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GUI 11-01-2009 16:34

pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 

sdcantrell56 11-01-2009 16:47

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
This looks awesome. What type of plywood are you planning on using? Also are you using epoxy or wood glue?

GUI 11-01-2009 17:00

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
We're using birch plywood. The wood will be attached using reular wood glue and staples.

sdcantrell56 11-01-2009 17:29

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
Baltic birch I am assuming? I am looking into wood this year as it seems like I can build a much better frame for this game from wood than aluminum. Now I just need to convince the team that a wood frame can work.

MrForbes 11-01-2009 17:52

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
We'll know in about two months :)

smurfgirl 11-01-2009 18:01

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
Cool. Is the front part of the bot open for ball collecting?

GUI 11-01-2009 20:31

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
Yes, the front opening is for ball harvesting. This frame is designed toallow as much room low to the ground as possible for anything that the manipulator might need.

GUI 12-01-2009 23:51

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
Small update: we got the frame glued and stapled together today, went pretty quickly. The bare frame (no motors, transmissions, wheels, electronics, anything) weighs 16.4 lbs.


sdcantrell56 12-01-2009 23:54

Re: pic: 1726 Lunacy Wood Chassis Design
 
looks awesome! So how strong is it? I can't wait to get ours going together.

GUI 13-01-2009 00:01

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We haven't put much weight on it as the glue is still wet, but I expect it will be a little stronger than our pre-season prototype.


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