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Forum: Technical Discussion 02-06-2016, 13:45
Replies: 77
Views: 8,423
Posted By Spark
Re: Is Welding Worth It?

If you use thin sheet alum it can sometimes be better to weld. Though usable, rivets and bolts could rip out or bend the metal. A long weld, not just a spot weld, has more surface area connecting the...
Forum: Technical Discussion 02-06-2016, 13:24
Replies: 93
Views: 7,704
Posted By Spark
Re: Most underrated/undervalued tools

I agree, but if you use them correctly they become highly valuable. I made a aluminum hub to fit onto a window motor's gear that would have taken 10X longer if I'd done it manually.
Forum: Technical Discussion 02-06-2016, 13:15
Replies: 93
Views: 7,704
Posted By Spark
Re: Most underrated/undervalued tools

An arbor press

It's indispensable for pressing bearings in and out, straightening metal, and any other quick job you need good leverage on. Its also faster than using a hydraulic jack.
Forum: Technical Discussion 25-05-2016, 17:43
Replies: 77
Views: 8,423
Posted By Spark
Re: Is Welding Worth It?

Just adding that although welds do weaken metal you have to keep in mind that drilling lots of holes in a piece of metal for rivets or bolts can weaken it as well. Welds, if done RIGHT are the...
Forum: General Forum 25-05-2016, 17:42
Replies: 37
Views: 3,820
Posted By Spark
Re: What Percent of Teams Use CAD?

I've found that it's helpful to CAD enough of the bot so you get a general idea to explain to others, but unless you cut an actual part on a CNC it's a waste of time to CAD beyond that. One of the...
Forum: Technical Discussion 25-05-2016, 16:19
Replies: 45
Views: 4,490
Posted By Spark
Re: Lathe Suggestions

Smaller lathes are cheaper, however smaller sizes can be killers on precision. If your doing non-critical shapes then small lathes are good but if you want precision definitely go for a bigger lathe....
Forum: Electrical 23-02-2016, 18:09
Replies: 6
Views: 641
Posted By Spark
Forum: Electrical 23-02-2016, 18:05
Replies: 6
Views: 641
Posted By Spark
Re: can two bag motors be used with one controller

Do you know what page it is on? I cant seem to find it.
Forum: Electrical 23-02-2016, 17:57
Replies: 6
Views: 641
Posted By Spark
Re: can two bag motors be used with one controller

Do you know what motors are allowed to be linked?

and

Where in the manual could i find it?
Forum: Electrical 23-02-2016, 17:51
Replies: 6
Views: 641
Posted By Spark
can two bag motors be used with one controller

Is it legal to run two bag motors off of one rev spark motor controller?
Forum: Technical Discussion 08-02-2016, 18:11
Replies: 5
Views: 693
Posted By Spark
belt to wheel distance

How close could a HTD 15mm belt get to the edge of a mecanum wheel without the screws on the mecanum wheel tearing through the belt? Would 0.1" be getting too close?
Forum: Technical Discussion 22-01-2016, 18:14
Replies: 5
Views: 693
Posted By Spark
Narrow Spacer Widths

Whats the narrowest nylon spacer i can use between two moving parts without them rubbing?
Forum: Inventor 13-01-2016, 21:16
Replies: 8
Views: 2,676
Posted By Spark
Re: FRC KOP 2016 Inventor and STEP

Do you know were i could find a IGES file of the KOP?
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