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Re: Robot Lifting Methods
Our 2008 thru 2010 robots had handles built into or attached to the frame, either above or below the bumper, one near each corner, along the long sides.
We're using the kit chassis this year, so we'll have to figure out how to do that. I'm thinking that we could probably use some hardware store handles, bolted to the underside of the frame outer rail. Or we could make some spiffy ones using something like 1/2" aluminum round rod, with the ends drilled and tapped, and bent to form a wide U shape. Then stick a bolt thru the lower flange of the channel, down into the hole tapped in the ends of the handle. Or something like that. |
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Re: Robot Lifting Methods
I saw a team that had removable handles. They were rounded triangles with a hook coming off the apex; it looked kind of like the hooks used to move meat in the slaughterhouse - but not sharp-pointed, of course. They fit into an eyebolt or another connection on the frame.
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