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Re: [FTC]: Tetrix Servo Joint Pivot Brackets
Meh, still not lining up quite right. I bored out the hold in the bottom of the servo bracket and dropped the bearing through, but it's too short to catch the whole other edge of the pivot bracket...
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21-12-2012, 23:41
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Re: [FTC]: Tetrix Servo Joint Pivot Brackets
Are you using 485 servos? The brackets pictured were designed for the 475 servos, which were just a little bit thinner than the 485s. We have found that we have to bend the servo bracket open just a little bit (and then back to parallel, just farther apart), and then the pivot bracket open just a little bit, to make it all work. I don't think you want to enlarge the whole on the back of the servo bracket.
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26-12-2012, 02:18
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Re: [FTC]: Tetrix Servo Joint Pivot Brackets
Just go to Servo City and get the Hitec model FTC approved CNC machined servo block for ~$27. It ia a way more serious design.
http://www.servocity.com/html/standa...rvoblocks.html Be sure to get the hole pattern hub adaprer ring for attachng the FTC/Tetrix hole pattern parts, as their hole pattern is slightly larger than the Tetrix one.   -Dick Ledford
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