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Re: Machines for an Ideal Robotics Workshop?
Just a Multimeter? I'd go for a nice digital Scope as well. When you start doing much beyond basic circuits, they are amazingly useful.
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Re: Machines for an Ideal Robotics Workshop?
An engineering college student who was in FIRST in high school.
I think good work tables/areas and good lighting is important in a shop. Also, good clamps and vises. A waterjet can also be quite handy, but very costly. Last edited by sanddrag : 06-11-2008 at 03:32. |
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Re: Machines for an Ideal Robotics Workshop?
Dave, you left out a word.
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Re: Machines for an Ideal Robotics Workshop?
mill, lathe, bandsaw, drill press, arbor press
I agree, waterjets are quite handy. -Vivek |
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Re: Machines for an Ideal Robotics Workshop?
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Problem is, most of us are CS/CE/EE we only have two ME students, one of whom is graduating. The tables thing is a good point, I know we lack good tables and chairs. As a result we tend to work on the ground a lot. This means that we aren't working at a good level which leads to all sorts of bad things. Waterjets are nice, but they make a mess, Id rather outsource this. Optimal shop: (in order of importance)
That was the serious part, now, Id like to be located somewhere I could gain access to the AndyMark inventory anytime. I wouldn't want JVN or Karthik or Baker, competing against them is more fun. |
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