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Re: motor clutches
you could hack the gearbox out of a cheap cordless drill like a harbor freight 900rpm with 3/8" chuck or the ollies brand equivalent
they accept 550 size motors and the output shaft thread is 3/8-24 i wrote an instructable on the process of hacking the gearbox a while ago http://www.instructables.com/id/Hack...rs-for-/#intro hope it helps... |
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Re: motor clutches
I'm surprised that VexPro doesn't have a small magnetic/slip clutch attachment for the VersaPlanetary Gearbox. Hint hint cough cough.
Building robots would be so much easier. This is what you need. http://www.mcmaster.com/#torque-clutches/=lx8mgg Bryce, I've made one from a delrin spacer. I parted the shaft into two pieces Reamed one end of the spacer to the shaft diameter and .002 over the shaft on the other end. I also cut a oring groove on the outside of the spacer with the bigger hole. I band sawed the spacer across the diameter and used a small oring over the outside to create the tension. I pressed one the spacer to the one shaft and inserted the shaft into the spacer. It worked pretty good. We later changed out the mechanical spacer clutch and used a Jag in current sensing mode to make a software clutch. Last edited by roystur44 : 17-03-2013 at 20:54. |
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