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this is what came of the 2" diamater battlebot mecanum wheels
29-03-2006 01:03
Brandon Holley
Tytus, these things are sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. If they happen to come into existance (if they havent already) I NEED to see one....
29-03-2006 01:04
Tytus Gerrish
i should have a machining quote by Thursday
29-03-2006 01:05
Brandon Holley
Let me know if you get em, and maybe a price, cause i would def be interested in a few of these
29-03-2006 08:57
jagman2882ive seen those on a forklift. i saw it on the internet, they were awesome
07-04-2006 13:14
Tytus Gerrish
i got a quote from A machine shop here in south florida.
$1600 for a set of hubs.
no quote for the rolers yet
07-04-2006 16:57
sanddrag|
Originally Posted by Tytus Gerrish
i got a quote from A machine shop here in south florida.
$1600 for a set of hubs. no quote for the rolers yet |
07-04-2006 18:09
Ianworld
That is very expensive for a FIRST team. Almost half the budget and that doesn't include the rollers. It would probably be worth the time and effort to figure out how to machine yourself at that price.
Just curious but what was your reasoning behind going for a 2" mechanum set up? that seems a tad too small for FIRST robots maybe it would be good for Vex bots.
07-04-2006 18:18
Greg Marra
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Originally Posted by Ianworld
Just curious but what was your reasoning behind going for a 2" mechanum set up? that seems a tad too small for FIRST robots maybe it would be good for Vex bots.
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07-04-2006 18:21
Andrew Blair
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Originally Posted by Tytus Gerrish
i got a quote from A machine shop here in south florida.
$1600 for a set of hubs. no quote for the rolers yet |
07-04-2006 20:04
sanddrag|
Originally Posted by Andrew Blair
Give me a file. I'll do it for half that.
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08-04-2006 10:01
techtiger1BTI can do them however you don't need really fancy machines to do this. Mill and Lathe a CNC lathe would be nice for the rollers. The money for the hubs is all time there are many features on the part which will take a lot of time to get every single one of them. I have seen the prints on these things it's at least 6-10 hours for one hub in my opinion. This is because the hub has to be lathed down to size first and drilled out, then has to go on an indexing head to make the slots evenly spaced from each other, and finally a rotary table to make the bolt circle. All of this just takes a lot of setup time.
G/l though Tytus. One way to do these parts quickly is with a combo mill /lathe probably 6 to 8 axis CNC which are rare and extremely expensive.
-Drew
09-04-2006 21:03
amos229well no offense to thos above but you could make them fo an 1/8 of that. u could use two pieces of sheet metal with a fan blade pattern and then just bend the tabs to form your angle, them use a ruber stopper lathe the shape and put spacers between the 2 plates. bolt in wheels. my opinion.
21-04-2006 08:02
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Originally Posted by amos229
well no offense to thos above but you could make them fo an 1/8 of that. u could use two pieces of sheet metal with a fan blade pattern and then just bend the tabs to form your angle, them use a ruber stopper lathe the shape and put spacers between the 2 plates. bolt in wheels. my opinion.
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22-04-2006 12:07
Tytus Gerrish
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Originally Posted by Justin_302
cool design....not enough traction.
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Originally Posted by Doug Leppard
I like that idea. I want to make 3 inch wheels for a practice VEX bot I want to put together.
Where would you find the rollers? Any ideas on the making "fan blade"? Doug |
22-04-2006 12:17
MarsBOtkidThose wheels are really cool but they are already in existance. One of our allience partners at regionals had them. the rollers are at 45 degree anggle right. They work well but....... not very much traction at all.
22-04-2006 12:22
Tytus Gerrish
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Originally Posted by MarsBOtkid
Those wheels are really cool but they are already in existance. One of our allience partners at regionals had them. the rollers are at 45 degree anggle right. They work well but....... not very much traction at all.
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