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Re: Beware - transmission output shaft is not 5/8"!

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Here's the deal. FIRST is not a "buy it and build it kit robot" competition. If you can't be resourceful enough to at the least make do with what they give you, there is no way you will survive in coming up with your own designs. I can't believe that FIRST is so generous as to provide such a great gearbox, and some of you still complain and find every little thing wrong with it. If you don't like it, make your own. But let's not complain when we are getting magnificent items in the kit that teams just a few years ago could only wish for.

Back in the day, we never had beautifully machined pieces included in the kit of parts. Hexed broached gears. Cast housings. We didn't even have CIM motors.

Be thankful for what you have, not frustrated with it because it doesn't exactly suit your needs.
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Re: Beware - transmission output shaft is not 5/8"!

A dremel tool with a sanding cylinder and 10 minutes will make a standard 21 tooth 5/8" bore sprocket fit. A 9th grade girl team member did ours last night.
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Re: Beware - transmission output shaft is not 5/8"!

We decided to turn down the shaft, as that then gives us the ability to change sprockets easily, should we want a different gear ratio.
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