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Re: pic: Coaxial Swerve drive, lightened.
allot of sharp edges i see. this thing is awfully tall. you know how much side load those bushings are taking and how much shear that creates between those plates up there? i know modules that i make out of legos that are that tall don't last long. it would be nice if it were supported closer to the Axel.
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