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08-02-2004 18:28
edomusI am in auw. All I can say is I wish I had access to a machine shop.
08-02-2004 18:42
phrontist
$@#$@#$@#$@#, thats ridiculous. Talk about some seriously superflous bling! 
08-02-2004 18:46
Greg Needel
i hope you don't forget you can put speed holes in the battery as well 
08-02-2004 18:50
Jay H 237
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Originally Posted by Greg Needel
i hope you don't forget you can put speed holes in the battery as well
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08-02-2004 18:52
Elgin Clock
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Originally Posted by Jay H 237
And don't forget to drill holes in all your pnuematics.
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08-02-2004 19:46
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Originally Posted by phrontist
$@#$@#$@#$@#, thats ridiculous. Talk about some seriously superflous bling!
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08-02-2004 21:02
Andy Baker
This machine is amazing. It could double for a work of art. You guys should hang it on the wall when the season is over.
Andy B.
08-02-2004 21:06
tkwetzel
| And last but not least, do NOT forget to put helium in the tires as well!!! |
08-02-2004 21:10
tkwetzel
Are there any rules that says the robot must remain in one piece? If not, you could drive under the bar, push a weight off the robot, and float to the bar...or just make a small hook that is carried by a helium containing object to the pole and use a winch? Is helium a harmful element due to flamability?
08-02-2004 21:12
Jay H 237
Helium isn't flammable. In reality you would need a lot of helium to lift the robot.
08-02-2004 21:14
Solace
ok, number 1: there are many rules that say you robot has to stay in one piece.
number two: helium isn't flammable.
that being said, looks amazing
08-02-2004 21:23
Crop-CirclesNICE!
But have you tried climbing with it?
It looks like you went with the big wheels(12 inch?) to climb the platform, and it looks like your driving with the 36 inch side forward. I'm assuming you're robot will be pretty bottom heavy as to not flip when hitting the platform...
But I suppose going with the 36 inch side forward will increase ball control and reduce friction when turning...come to think of it, maybe we should have done that!
Of coarse that's just speculation...
Anyway, as I said before, NICE!
08-02-2004 22:02
OneAngryDaisyHow.in.the.earth?
did you guys machine that yourself? water jetted? it's just.. eh... so... pretty and perfect..
08-02-2004 23:23
tkwetzel
DO you have that equipment in-shop or is it done elsewhere?
09-02-2004 02:19
sanddragThat is really really nice. BUT, if someone comes and rams into your fender bending it into the wheel, you are done for the match.
09-02-2004 04:25
Lord NerdlingerI got nothing to add
but wow that's intense
are all the bearing holders and gear slots, (etc) for the wheels milled into that so that the whole drive train with all teh components is one solid peice?? Cuz that would be super cool.
We have a mill but we suck at using it, we couldn't make anything that quality

11-02-2004 14:47
Josh FritschThat looks amazing, im guessing you had it water-jetted, if not, very nice job on whoever machined it. The only think is that it looks heavy. How think are those plates?
11-02-2004 21:55
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Originally Posted by OneAngryDaisy
How.in.the.earth?
did you guys machine that yourself? water jetted? it's just.. eh... so... pretty and perfect.. |
12-02-2004 19:44
scifi3018wow, wow, wow, wow, if only we had that kind of resources, i had to fight our mentors tooth and claw to try and convince them to use trick wheels, but in the end, i lost