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Re: Looking for Mecanum Wheels

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Originally Posted by rustproof
CNC most likely
This could be run on a 3 axis machine with a rotary axis. I think i could probably pull it off in 3 operations (rotary surfacing + drilling, top then bottom surfacing + boring of drive shaft hole)

This would be much much simpler on a trunion mill.... but those are hard to find ($$$)

It might be able to be done without the rotary axis, but you'd be there all day doing exacting setups for every roller on the wheel, then the surfacing on the top and bottom.

Someday when i have a lot of time i have nothing to do with i'll probably try this.

P.S. AIRTRAX does make mechanum wheels off-the-shelf.
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