pic: What are we up to?

[AdamHeard]

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[RyanN]

You are making super powered, CIM driven, Dewalt drills with Andy Mark transmissions. You plan on drilling through something very hard, so you need a super powered drill. And then you want to drill through aluminum very quickly, so you flip your AM Gen2 into high gear and boar out a hole big enough to put your new 3" pneumatic piston in.

[AndyB]

3 Speed x 2 Speed = 6 Speed!?

[dtengineering]

You made the mistake of flying somewhere with four drills and a robot. This is what was left after the TSA "inspected" your luggage.

Jason

[roboticWanderor]

oh boy you could do lots of things!!!
possibly all the gearing solutions you need:
fisher price and globe motors in the dewalts
CIMs on the shifters etc.?
or maybe some crazy dewalt AM hybrid, although that is doubtful!

[=Martin=Taylor=]

You're making a swerve/crab.

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by Hachiban VIII

You're making a swerve/crab.

I wish.... nothing beats the cool factor of a crab; however, 973 is working on a lighter variation of the west coast drive than what we currently use. These are just parts we are considering using for different gearbox options.

[Billfred]

edit: nevermind--let me dream, people!

[colin340]

six speed transmission dude that smell like sumo to me
edit aww man six speed would have been so cool

[EHaskins]

My guess is that you just posted a pic of random parts, so you could read the discussion while you laugh at us.

[Qbranch]

***EDIT by Steve W*** : Uncalled for.
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I suppose times have changed... at least I got a couple good chuckles out of people.

Sorry for any inconvenience,

-q

[Lowfategg]

Making the first robot with nothing but Dewalts and a few Andys powered by a flux drive.

[Drwurm]

Perhaps a highly powerful tread bot for massive defense..... Or perhaps he's making many bots...

[Brian J. R.]

You are building super 6 speed drills powered by CIM motors. This gives Speed Holes a new meaning.

[DonRotolo]

Preparing the machinery to drill several half-holes. (with half-drills, of course). All that's missing are the half-bits... (or, like me, the half wit)