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 but look at the bright side, you will now be able to size 1/4-20 nuts with your forearm and i doubt there are many people who can say that :p - Greg Needel [more] |
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06-01-2013, 18:51
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Re: Sheet Metal, 8-Wheel Drive Design
We have decided to go with a 6-wheel design for this years design. We were wondering about how much to drop the center wheel. Since we are designing our robot wide instead of long we're only getting about an 18.5 in wheel base. I know that 6-wheel drives usually drop their center wheels 1/16-1/8 ". Considering our wheel base what would be the best choice?
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