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scirobotics 21-01-2009 16:25

pic: 2013 gnomes robot sneak peek
 

Thermal 21-01-2009 16:36

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That is quite the robust frame, weight?

Seat Ninja 21-01-2009 18:35

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Nice, now all you need is plate armor and a turret. Was welding the t-slot difficult?

Zultraranger 21-01-2009 18:53

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So what's the weight on that bad boy?

chris31 21-01-2009 19:02

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Originally Posted by Thermal (Post 805340)
That is quite the robust frame, weight?

My guess is 22lbs for just the metal frame, but Ill wait to see what they weight it as.

LetsCountRox 21-01-2009 20:49

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Originally Posted by Seat Ninja (Post 805440)
Nice, now all you need is plate armor and a turret. Was welding the t-slot difficult?

would the turret b a Flaming Chainsaw Crossbow?

Seat Ninja 21-01-2009 20:58

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Originally Posted by LetsCountRox (Post 805566)
would the turret b a Flaming Chainsaw Crossbow?

Could be... or it could be a Railgun of DOOM. Depends on the team's preference.

LetsCountRox 21-01-2009 21:10

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Originally Posted by Seat Ninja (Post 805570)
Could be... or it could be a Railgun of DOOM. Depends on the team's preference.

LOL, thats a good one

Tetraman 21-01-2009 21:12

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Originally Posted by chris31 (Post 805460)
My guess is 22lbs for just the metal frame, but Ill wait to see what they weight it as.

I'd say around 30-40, but it has been a while since I was around that material. All that 80-20 will get really heavy.

I love the design of this. Very sturdy yet it has a slick feel and look. Even the welds turned out very clean. (from this distance)

chris31 21-01-2009 21:21

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Originally Posted by Tetraman (Post 805577)
I'd say around 30-40, but it has been a while since I was around that material. All that 80-20 will get really heavy.

I love the design of this. Very sturdy yet it has a slick feel and look. Even the welds turned out very clean. (from this distance)

I could be off, I just guessed some general dimensions and assumed .5lbs a foot. I think its like .51 pounds a foot. Since its welded you dont have all of those brackets whose weight adds up.

DonRotolo 21-01-2009 22:37

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What about torsional rigidity from one 'front' wheel to the other? I am thinking the welding is a lot stiffer than conventional joining (screws) but I'd like to hear what you have found.

R.C. 22-01-2009 02:04

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Originally Posted by Don Rotolo (Post 805641)
What about torsional rigidity from one 'front' wheel to the other? I am thinking the welding is a lot stiffer than conventional joining (screws) but I'd like to hear what you have found.

I would think so, but wowzers. It reminds me of our 2006 bot frame but wait, isn't this the 2006 game but with moving goals. :confused: JK

Andrew Y. 23-01-2009 10:09

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hmm, just curious... How do you plan to slide the little screw holders into the t slots?

Also, if you were goign to weld it like that, why not just use 1x1x1/8 aluminum square tubing?

Greg Needel 23-01-2009 10:18

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Originally Posted by Andrew Y. (Post 806473)
hmm, just curious... How do you plan to slide the little screw holders into the t slots?

Also, if you were goign to weld it like that, why not just use 1x1x1/8 aluminum square tubing?



1x1x1/8 aluminum weighs almost the same at the 10 series (1x1) 80/20, don't believe me? ask any of the kids on 73 from the 2007 season. I was skeptical also bu proven wrong.

As for the t-nuts, there are many styles of them, many can be inserted into the rails not from the end. 80/20 PN 3376 is one of them.

mark johnson 23-01-2009 11:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew Y. (Post 806473)
hmm, just curious... How do you plan to slide the little screw holders into the t slots?

Also, if you were goign to weld it like that, why not just use 1x1x1/8 aluminum square tubing?

You cut slots and slide them in, but be sure that you dont make a slot where you need to mount something though.


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