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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

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I'm curious as to what you found in office max to use for drive motors.
maybe the motor(s) from a printer, shredder, or scanner?
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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

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maybe the motor(s) from a printer, shredder, or scanner?
IIRC, you used to get a dot-matirx printer in the kit for parts.
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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

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IIRC, you used to get a dot-matirx printer in the kit for parts.
in what years because i never knew about that
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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

I'm not sure of the exact years, but it was very early FIRST--1992 through 1995ish?
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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

wow way b4 my time
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Re: Innovative and Unusual Robotics

Yes, I seem to recall some footage from 92-93 timeframe where someone pulled a typewriter (or something similar) out of the kit of parts, among various other objects.
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