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Re: pic: Team 399's arm after the SD finals match 1.

Use thick wall square tubing at the ends, thin wall round tubing in the middle?

I don't really have many ideas for using aluminum, both of the arms we've made were built with round plastic tube.
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Re: pic: Team 399's arm after the SD finals match 1.

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Looks stressful.
and strainful....


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Re: pic: Team 399's arm after the SD finals match 1.

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An unlighted 1/16" version would probably be stronger, but the question is, can you get the correct tubing size in 1/16" wall? I've been looking for tubing for our arm redesign, and usually only 1x1 and .75 x .75 tube come in a 1/16" wall.
You can actually get 1.5" and 2" in 1/16".
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Re: pic: Team 399's arm after the SD finals match 1.

Put some fiber in your robots diet and go composite. Like pultrusions. However be aware that construction methods for composites differ from metal.
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