Thread: pic: Coax Crab, another variation.
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Re: pic: Coax Crab, another variation.
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Originally Posted by CraigHickman View Post
About bending of the wheel forks: There are three standoffs there, not easily visible. The whole thing would be made of 1/4inch hard anodized 7075, so it'd be pretty strong.

As for tensioning, ever seen 118? Floating idler is all I have to say.
I used a floating Idler before after seeing one in one of 118's videos and it worked great, my mentor looked at me and said "how the heck is that gonna work" and I replied just watch. But, yeah nice cad work. Are you only using one motor to turn all of the modules. If so how do you steer or is it that you don't?
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