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23-02-2004, 12:36
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Re: 12" Omniwheel
If you are not driving the omniwheels and want some cheap alternatives here they are:
You could always order some Delrin or Teflon and make skis to support the robot If you just need a low friction wheel take a sheet of plywood or normal wood and cut a twelve inch circle with a jigsaw. Then take some slick material (thin teflon works nice) and then use wood screws and sink the heads below the surface (no metal cleats) This gives you a nice big wheel with very little weight and friction. 
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