Thread: Chains
View Single Post
  #3   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 12-08-2012, 02:07
yarden.saa's Avatar
yarden.saa yarden.saa is offline
Yarden Saad
AKA: Yarden Saad
FRC #3339 (BumbleB)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Jan 2010
Rookie Year: 2009
Location: Israel, Kfar-Yona
Posts: 325
yarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond reputeyarden.saa has a reputation beyond repute
Re: Chains

Quote:
Originally Posted by akoscielski3 View Post
This year was our first year doing our whole robot in sheetmetal and we will be doing it (hopefully) Forever. Great decision to do sheet.

So what makes putting the chain on a lot easier it to make BIG lightening holes on the sides. then you can get your hands in there. IF you are going to cover the tops and bottom of the drive trains, the put the chains on first and make sure they are easy to come off in case you have to replace the chains at competition.
What is the thickness of the sheetmetal you were using? it looks great and very light
__________________



2016 - Curie Sub-division Winners, Regional Winners
2015 - Carson Sub-division Winners, Regional Winners
2012 - 3339 Captain and Dean's List Finalist