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I need a wheel! well actually 2...
So in my spare time I've been designing this robot. I went and purchased all the parts and I go to put it together and wala! the wheels I have wont work... I need and 8" OD light weight wheel that will fit on an .5 OD Shaft. These are the drive wheels so theyll need an ansi key and have alot of traction. Ive looked everywhere mcmaster, skyway, granger. Any Suggestions?
Thanks, Noah Melamed |
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