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Team 254 Teaser

Cory

By: Cory
New: 13-02-2006 00:08
Updated: 13-02-2006 00:08
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Team 254 Teaser

We know its kinda Cheesy since its so late in the build. But we think our plate work Rocks

Stay tuned for part 2, and the full robot...

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13-02-2006 00:45

sanddrag


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Why did you do a little counterbore where the standoffs go? What effect does that have?



13-02-2006 00:47

Travis Covington


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If I recall how they have done it in the past correctly, the standoffs are a hollow 1/16" wall .750 OD tubing. As such, the counter bore provides a method of centering the standoff around the through bolt.

I don't know, just a guess... The plates do rock though, nice work!



13-02-2006 00:50

activemx


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Nice Plate Work

Cant Wait to see the whole robot



13-02-2006 00:54

sanddrag


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Originally Posted by Travis Covington
If I recall how they have done it in the past correctly, the standoffs are a hollow 1/16" wall .750 OD tubing.
That makes sense, but I would have just taken round bar and drilled through.



13-02-2006 01:04

Travis Covington


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Yeah, last year we copied the way they have been doing it. I assume they are doing the same thing this year

Using a much wider tube for a standoff decreases the likelyhood that the two plates will parrallelogram while being no heavier than a smaller solid standoff.



13-02-2006 04:46

LightWaves1636


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cool plates, I like them.



13-02-2006 08:52

Joel Glidden


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Quote:
Originally Posted by Travis Covington
Yeah, last year we copied the way they have been doing it. I assume they are doing the same thing this year

Using a much wider tube for a standoff decreases the likelyhood that the two plates will parrallelogram while being no heavier than a smaller solid standoff.
That also saves you the time you'd otherwise have to spend on drilling through the solid standoffs. It's a small thing, I know. But it adds up. Clever. =)



13-02-2006 09:08

Crebb


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What material are you using for the side plates? I got to pick one up in Atlanta in 2004 and it felt a little lighter than aluminum.



13-02-2006 11:55

Cory


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What material are you using for the side plates? I got to pick one up in Atlanta in 2004 and it felt a little lighter than aluminum.
It's just standard 6061 T6



13-02-2006 12:17

Heretic121


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i think its representing the 3 bots... 60, 254, + *22*??? showing as it looks like there is 3 sets of parts there but i could be completely wrong /shrug...

still pretty =D



13-02-2006 13:14

Kirk


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Nice job on the plates Cory.

Kirk



15-02-2006 11:51

Matt D


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i can't wait to see the completed bot.



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