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Re: Manipulator(Arm) Help
Some of my unused arm ideas from earlier on in build season:
  Both are simplified versions of a double-jointed idea, fit within 38" at start and within 72" when fully extended, and assume a 13" high chassis. I hope they give you a few ideas! |
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30-01-2007, 17:27
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Re: Manipulator(Arm) Help
I would look into drawer slides. You could easily add a stage of forklift style elevation with some drawer slides and angle or box aluminum to mount them on, sort of like the 229/217 arm from '05. (A video of this arm design can be found here if how I am describing it is confusing)
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