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Re: Mechanical Robotic Kits
Why not wood? just mount stuff with drywall screws.
I'm not joking... There are robots that go into competition with wood bases, and all you need it for is testing anyway, right? It's cheap; You can work it into any simple machine with a table/band saw, and it is readily replaceable. |
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Re: Mechanical Robotic Kits
R/C car? mod the electronics. im sure there are plenty of R/C cars that have programmable controls anyways.
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Any good websites that actually teach you how to mod an R/C car? I have a couple just lying around and I want to make me a robot. LOL. |
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