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Re: pic: check out our drive train
Interesting way to count links. Riveting, one might even say.
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Re: pic: check out our drive train
Clever!
Although we usually just use the 221 chain tool for trial-and-error number of links while electrical wires the robot.
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Looks good guys, what's your plan for yellow totes on the step?
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Looks good guys, what's your plan for yellow totes on the step?
Catapults worked well last year...
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Re: pic: check out our drive train
Did anyone else think they were header pins on first glance?
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Did anyone else think they were header pins on first glance?
What are header pins?
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Did anyone else think they were header pins on first glance?
No, the wheels caught my eye first, so I had the right scale. I did spend half a second wondering why they put anti-strum cable fairing on a chain that's going to work in air, and how it would fit around the sprockets at high speed and not get tangled. OBTW, my job title between build sessions is oceanographer.
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Wait, they're not?
Those are rivets, huh...
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Re: pic: check out our drive train
Yes those are rivets.
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