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Re: Zip Tying Motor Controllers onto Robot?
Sounds like you are using too much. Usually when I Velcro I try to use two thin(.25-.5) strips. Just enough so that when it's removed the bottom plate dosn't stay behind.
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Re: Zip Tying Motor Controllers onto Robot?
Zip ties ftw imo
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Re: Zip Tying Motor Controllers onto Robot?
Zip ties are a great way to secure your motor controllers. As others have said, they're quick to put on, quick to snip off, and nearly unbreakable. Just to be clear though, you should be zip-tying them to something secure, like a lexan panel with holes in the appropriate places or a punched sheet metal mesh.
A few years ago, I became a fan of tapping the lexan mounting plate and using #6 screws to secure motor controllers. In places where you can't easily reach around to the other side to push a zip tie back through a hole, this can be a lot more convenient. |
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Re: Zip Tying Motor Controllers onto Robot?
Even though we have screw positions on our Talon platform we use zip ties. Saves weight, very sturdy, maintanace is easy. As long as what you attach to is sturdy it should work just fine. I should clarify of course, that you have to put the ties through the screw holes.
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