pic: High Traction Wheels

[mrnoble]

Each wheel should be direct driven by a CIM, resulting in an amazing 154 feet per second!

[Chief Hedgehog]

Originally Posted by Sparky Jell-0

This drivebase looks like it's geared to win! Might wanna take it to the dentist to get the teeth checked once in a while. I suggest naming the bot Plastic Gear Solid!

I'm very disappointed that I'm running out of puns about gears...

How about it... grinds your gears?

[mrnoble]

Geary punny

[Kevin Leonard]

Originally Posted by mrnoble

Each wheel should be direct driven by a CIM, resulting in an amazing 154 feet per second!

I think that you meant 254 feet per second

[mrnoble]

Originally Posted by Kevin Leonard

I think that you meant 254 feet per second

Hey comrads!

Here's our team's final design for our first drivetrain ever and its pretty innovative if i say so myself

*snip*
-these four wheels are directly driven by CIMs so we can zip across the field at 154 fps according to JVN Design Calculator

[Zebra_Fact_Man]

Originally Posted by mrnoble

Hey comrads!

Here's our team's final design for our first drivetrain ever and its pretty innovative if i say so myself

*snip*
-these four wheels are directly driven by CIMs so we can zip across the field at 154 fps according to JVN Design Calculator

Please clap.
2011 wants their meme back; quite possibly the best thread on CD.

[mrnoble]

I always laugh at it. That picture was the background of my desktop for two years.

[logank013]

Originally Posted by Zebra_Fact_Man

Please clap.
2011 wants their meme back; quite possibly the best thread on CD.

Does anyone want to catch me up on what you are talking about since my rookie year was 2015...? Thanks

[jnicho15]

Originally Posted by logank013

Does anyone want to catch me up on what you are talking about since my rookie year was 2015...? Thanks

See this post by The Doctor

Originally Posted by The Doctor

Reminds me of this a little bit: https://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/36127

[Thayer McCollum]

It looks to me like the gears on that drive are independent of each other. Points to the first person who makes a gear drive where one wheel/gear drives the other.

[Taylor]

Protip: If you put velcro on the circumference of the wheels, they could also serve as a climbing mechanism.

[ThaddeusMaximus]

Put the gears at 45 degrees, direct drive them, and put them on a frame 6axis milled out of solid 7075 billet.