pic: Skunkswerve Module Cross Section

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Re: pic: Skunkswerve Module Cross Section

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Originally Posted by big1boom

looks fairly similar to 2022's swerve modules. Except that we CNCed the parts out of 1/8" aluminum plate and welded them together. So our modules are bigger.

I'm interested as to how you ensured that the holes for the drive shaft, and other holes that need to be precise, lined up after welding. With most of our welded parts was eperience at least some warping, which is why we chose to have the "cans" welded and then machined.

I was also wondering how large your modules are and how much they weigh for comparison. Thanks in advance.

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