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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
fully extended that thing is within 80 inches?

from very back of robot to front of arm?
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
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fully extended that thing is within 80 inches?

from very back of robot to front of arm?
Very observent. Yes, it is, once the arm tips are cut to length. Again, neatness was not the goal that early in the morning.

If you're wondering why this length was on there, in order to make the final bend on the arm pipes, you need a tail for the bender to grab on to.

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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
what'd you use for a bender?
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what'd you use for a bender?
Don't really know too much about it... all I know is its a pipe bender made in the USA...

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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
lol...... we used a steel railing and a football player.....haha
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
Looks like a good bot look forward to video
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
Nice work... can't wait to see it in action!
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
what kinda psi does that take?
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
The usual 120psi in the two storage tanks, the usual 60psi in the working area of the pneumatic system (and the two 60psi accumulator tanks)...

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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
Nice protoype but it looks like it needs to be cleaned up!
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
you regulate the accumulator tanks?

personally i'd put the accumulator tanks before the regulators to get a greater quantity of air in the system
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Re: pic: First Fully Functioning 1024 2008 Machine - Isometric View
Regulators don't deal too well with shock-loads on the pneumatic system (low flow). I realize it has less air capcity, but what we have is what we need to handle shock loads on certain parts of the pneumatic system.

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