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 The weight sounds about right, too. If you need more than 65 pounds for your manipulator, then the drivetrain isn't the part you should be redesigning... - s_forbes [more] |
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13-12-2006, 13:32
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Re: pic: DeWalt Gearbox with two CIMs
Team 40 beat the living snot out the Dewalts and they never even marked a gear.
They are hardened to very high rockwell, we lost one of the mentors to Dewalt and the engineers couldn't believe we even were able to bore out one of the gears from what she told us. From what I understand the rings or posts for the gears will break if anything does. In which case they should be easy to swap out. 
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