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Re: pic: Current Robot Chasis
you should the the corner cube pieces, they provide a lot of stability
on the more stressed parts of the robot, you might want to change out the L brackets with the triangle gussets, they are much more stable there are also two types of L brackets i know of, one thinner than the other if you are using the thin ones, definitely change them, or your robot will be scrap |
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Re: pic: Current Robot Chasis
80/20 is really nice to work with (t-nut mounting system, never have to to drill holes, etc), but I agree to the notion that it's REALLY heavy. We are using it to attach the arm to our chassis, so we can move it up/down and make adjustments super quick.
Keep in mind that the 1010 is like .5 lbs/linear foot.... |
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