Thread: 3D Printed Parts on an FRC Robot?
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Re: 3D Printed Parts on an FRC Robot?
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Originally Posted by Munchskull View Post
Thanks, however part of my motivation is learning how pulleys are designed from the ground up.
Check out the Gates belts and metals design manual. Gates has lots of information about the design of timing belts and pulleys. Also, Gates refers to their pulleys as "metals." Just a little tip to navigate their site.
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