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Re: Swerve Design

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Originally Posted by safiq10 View Post
So after months of swerve research I finally decided to take a crack at CAD'ing a swerve module. The module currently weighs 4.28 LBS and the original design intent was for it have its main frame made from a 3D printed composite of nylon and carbon fiber (but if that dosen't work out aluminum is cool too )
Are you sure the weight is correct (4.28 lbs)?

Off the bat: CIM (2.8 lbs), RS 550 it looks like? (.48 lbs), VP (.76 lbs). That alone is 4.06 lbs... Add the chain your using and your already at the weight mentioned above. I think you might want to go back through and set actual material properties when you get a chance.
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