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Mounting Sprockets to the Rover Wheels
Hey,
So I was mounting some AndyMark aluminum sprockets to the rover wheels and I noticed that the holes in the wheels are smaller than those in the sprockets. How have other teams been dealing with this? I ended up using machine screws that fit through the wheel mounting holes, but because they're smaller than the holes on the sprocket, it shifts around. Any suggestions? |
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