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07-02-2006 00:34
Nuttyman54
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AHA!!! Now it's starting to make sense....it just didn't seem very RAGE-like to only be able to hold 5 or 6 balls at once (especially with those awsome rapid fire capabilities)....and the previous pic had be confused with the mabuchi or FP in the front right corner doing what appeared to be nothing. I hope we can to see it play at Nat's!
07-02-2006 01:13
blue_crew
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do you have any problems with balls jamming in the hopper?
07-02-2006 01:33
sanddrag
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Looks very well designed. Now where is the "export to reality" button in the CAD software? 
(I have been looking for it for weeks).
07-02-2006 02:55
Travis Covington
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Looks very well designed. Now where is the "export to reality" button in the CAD software?
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I really like the design!! Our shooter looks very similar to that, too! I'm sure you guys will do well!
07-02-2006 08:39
Alan Anderson
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Is it just me, or do both of the recent RAGE pictures make it look like you're using fish as wheel treads? 
07-02-2006 09:12
Erics626
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Now that is some impressive modeling. Very nice!
07-02-2006 14:59
Heretic121
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ok this is rage... the other 2 werent... i knew they would have thier front piece just like 02/04 in some way shape or form... its all coming together now
07-02-2006 15:15
Dave Scheck
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All joking aside, very nice looking 'bot...hope to see you guys on the field at some point.
07-02-2006 15:27
Madison
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Looks very well designed. Now where is the "export to reality" button in the CAD software?
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07-02-2006 15:37
Lil' Lavery
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Very impressive, and pretty close to some other designs ive seen. If your shooter works nearly as well as 118's (or better, not sure if their's can adjust angle of release), we're all in for a treat while watching that puppy work!
07-02-2006 17:17
Elgin Clock
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Originally Posted by M. Krass
It's a two step process. First, you have to export to MasterCAM, then to reality
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Then after that, it will be on to the final step.
Mass production, here I come!!
07-02-2006 17:24
Rocketboy
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Looks nice! How many balls fit on the "queue" for launching them all at the same time? At least, that's what it looks like it does. I'm gonna guess around 6 or 7?!
07-02-2006 17:47
TriggsJr
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Originally Posted by M. Krass
It's a two step process. First, you have to export to MasterCAM, then to reality
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Not MasterCAM
TOPS 100 Trumpf Laser CAM
Only alittle MasterCAM
Most of these pieces will be made tonight on the laser.
07-02-2006 21:26
Nuttyman54
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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
Is it just me, or do both of the recent RAGE pictures make it look like you're using fish as wheel treads?
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07-02-2006 22:08
bbehnke
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so i guess the conveyor belt and the shotter will be running the whole time?? and when you want to shoot the shooter speeds up..... thats a good idea
08-02-2006 02:28
Cory
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Originally Posted by Nuttyman54
either that's an artifact of either the rendering or the image compression, or they're using some very funky wheels...
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08-02-2006 09:05
TriggsJr
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Originally Posted by Cory
Inventor likes to angle rounded objects as you zoom out.
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The wheels are normal skyway wheels.
There was a surface treatment added in solidworks to show groves in the rubber. Similar to surface treatments to show screw threads
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