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R3P0	13-02-2011 12:31

pic: Team1504 Terrible tower

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MarkoRamius1086

13-02-2011 12:32

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I spy with my little eye... ORBITZ BALLZ!?!?!?!?!?!

sanddrag

13-02-2011 14:07

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Is there a reason the jackshaft is cantilevered and not supported on the other end?

Tom Line

13-02-2011 15:01

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In many applications, you can get away with what they've done. They have a chain pulling up and a chain pulling down, which means the net force on the shaft is far less than if you had a chain pulling in a single direction.

Tyler Hicks

13-02-2011 15:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkoRamius1086 (Post 1022003)

I spy with my little eye... ORBITZ BALLZ!?!?!?!?!?!

Oh how I miss Lunacy...

CalTran

13-02-2011 16:16

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DeWalt...<flash back to last season>
Team 2410 used a DeWalt drill casing with a Fisher-Price motor to wind up our kicker.

R3P0	14-02-2011 16:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 1022060)

Is there a reason the jackshaft is cantilevered and not supported on the other end?

Hey, if you can get away with it do it. I conveniently did not show you the photo of the repair I had to do when the 1 1/8" hole for the bearing did not line up. Using steps drills is fun. Bonus now my team has banned me from Cheesin the frame anymore.

Btw it's supported by two 1/2 flanged bearings from AndyMark.biz, and JB weld.

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