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Re: pic: 6 wheel drive with a suspension
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Originally Posted by pacoliketaco
okay, so ive been trying to understand how ball differentials work, and i think i have the basic idea down. they have the same function as a normal differential, but can be more compact. i rendered this to help myself understand how it works. i was trying to get it animated, to show the different directions, but the constraints just werent working.
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Nice rendering, I see you have groves in the side plates, you don’t need them the balls are trapped and will not go anywhere. You also need a way of adjusting the tension on the plates that are against the ball to adjust for slippage. The design we have come up with is at http://www.team1322.org/ideas.htm under ball differential. We are going to have to test our design to se if it is strong enough.
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