pic: Coaxial Swerve drive, lightened.

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22-06-2006, 03:20

DB_UPS

tool or die that is the question?

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Re: pic: Coaxial Swerve drive, lightened.

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Originally Posted by Stephen Kowski

I would recommend you re-evaluate you 1/4" plate idea....1/8" bent sheet metal is more than capable.....

The bent sheet metal looks easy to make and harder to screw up. Joe, you should look in to make a version this way too. So if swerve drive is a optional next year we have two ways to make it. But i do like the milling way too.

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