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Re: 3D Printed Parts on an FRC Robot?
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Originally Posted by lorykzarr
You could try using the model of some pulley stock (with the correct tooth count, profile and pitch of course) so that you don't need to draw out the profile in a sketch. Then add whatever bolt holes or bores you need.
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Thanks, however part of my motivation is learning how pulleys are designed from the ground up.
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Anthony Cardinali
4th year of FRC
Class of 2017
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Students can learn to drive on whatever they give us. Ramps, carpet, grating, HDPE, lexan, diamond plate, regolith, other robots the driver station wall, referees, stairs, Dean, the bar, goals, the scorer's table, you name it, I've watched robots somehow manage to drive on it - Peter Matteson [more] 
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