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Re: Plaction wheels coming apart

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How? I've had to use a hammer before in the past to do something like that!
Take a 120 pound robot, drive it over a 13.5" bump, hit the ground front wheels first at reasonable speed, that seems like it would do about as much if not more than a hammer.
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Re: Plaction wheels coming apart

This explains a lot! I was wondering why we destroyed a set of kit wheels with tons of fractures around the hub areas. My first thought was that the sprocket was grossly over-tightened into the plastic but I'm realizing it was the loctite!

Sigh lesson learned!
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Re: Plaction wheels coming apart

Here is what happens when you get Loctite on your polycarb wheels:

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Re: Plaction wheels coming apart

I secured a victor with loctite once.... It is now a bare circuit board... the case just disintegrated >_<
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