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15-01-2008, 16:56
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Re: mounting omni wheels
You either need bearings or hubs, depending on whether you want to power them or not.
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15-01-2008, 19:20
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Re: mounting omni wheels
More info?
Best way to mount them is to press bearings (AM sells 1/2" ID ones) into the center, then mount a 1/2" shaft somewhere on your chassis' wheel path. Space the wheels where you want them on the shaft with shaft collars. This will work with free rolling or driven options. |
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