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Re: How to construct a turret?
Here is a nice photo of FRC25 from 2006, it should give you some ideas.
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Re: How to construct a turret?
We had a turret for Lunacy - essentially, we took a lazy susan and riveted some belting around the outside. That belting went out to a small sprocket on a slow turning motor. Hook up an encoder to that motor, and you have some great control - due to the size difference (12" outer diameter for the lazy susan, 1 inch diameter for the motor sprocket), it took a ton of turns of the motor to get the turret through its entire arc, which allows you a lot of precision.
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Re: How to construct a turret?
In 2009, 1726 made a turret out of a swamp cooler pulley. Here's the end result. We cut the spokes out of the middle and used the remaining bit of them to mount the turret, then attached bearings in strategic locations around the belt. There was slight wearing from the pulley-on-bearing action, but it was minimal.
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