pic: 1018 - Pic 4 - Welded Chassis

[Greg Needel]

The real question Stu is who is going to break all those edges ...i hope you have some committed students on your team or a good angle grinder

[mill_master1018]

Originally Posted by Greg Needel

The real question Stu is who is going to break all those edges ...i hope you have some committed students on your team or a good angle grinder

yup, I got the joy of deburring for 2 1/2 hours on monday. My carpel tunnel didn't really like that, but I love to deburr, so it's all good.

[Jon K.]

Originally Posted by mill_master1018

yup, I got the joy of deburring for 2 1/2 hours on monday. My carpel tunnel didn't really like that, but I love to deburr, so it's all good.

OOOH can we steal you from 1018??? We are always looking for a few good deburrers but the the newbies just never seem to do a good job.

[greencactus3]

wow. i think we used 5lbs wheel/tires for our occra robot this year. about the same weight limit,. and we had 4wd+2 supporting casters.. which were 2lbs each i think... so that 24 lbs with just ground touching material.... sure we woulda liked more weight to spare but we did amazing. and weight down there helps a lot.

[mill_master1018]

Originally Posted by Jon K.

OOOH can we steal you from 1018??? We are always looking for a few good deburrers but the the newbies just never seem to do a good job.

haahaa, that was me last year. I was a newbie. I think the only reason I got good at it, was because if it wasn't smooth enough or scratched a lot someone would always get on my case about it. It scared me into being precise about everything, or pretty close.

[Gdeaver]

One word - envy.