Thread: 971's chassis
View Single Post
  #15   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 23-05-2014, 17:15
roystur44's Avatar
roystur44 roystur44 is offline
Mentor/Sponsor
AKA: Roy Dumlao
FRC #4543 (Apollo Robotics)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Mar 2010
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: San Jose,California
Posts: 362
roystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond reputeroystur44 has a reputation beyond repute
Send a message via Yahoo to roystur44
Re: 971's chassis

Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinSchuh View Post
We use countersunk rivets. There are punches on the CNC turret punch which will make a .129 hole that is countersunk to 120 degrees, all in 1 hit. This makes it so the bottom, front, and sides of our bot are perfectly smooth and can't catch on anything.

The tool actually makes two hits. A prepunch hole and the tool that forms the csk. Metal is malleable. Here is a link to show some cool things you can do on a punch press. Take a look at the stiffening rib tool and the Zip Tech.



http://www.wilsontool.com/ProductSub...ng_p_spcl.aspx
__________________
Roy Dumlao

Mentor/Sponsor
2006-2012 971
2013-2017 4543

Last edited by roystur44 : 23-05-2014 at 17:23.