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Dawgma 1712, Done.
By: Chuck Glick
New: 12-01-2008 16:32
Updated: 13-01-2008 09:17
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Hope you like our manipulator, all human and drill powered. Just need to find someone that can do both and so we can stay with in weight constraints. 
This is the robot as of 4:00pm today, January 12, 2008.
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12-01-2008 18:21
Seraph117
Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
if this is seriously your final design, ill eat my hat
12-01-2008 18:37
Chuck Glick
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Originally Posted by Seraph117
if this is seriously your final design, ill eat my hat
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12-01-2008 18:44
Woody1458
Re: pic: Dawgma 1712, Done.
so the drill motor powers the wheel at top sucking in the ball?, does it hold it stiffly enough? can pop out if hit side ways?
12-01-2008 19:40
Chuck Glick
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Originally Posted by Woody1458
so the drill motor powers the wheel at top sucking in the ball?, does it hold it stiffly enough? can pop out if hit side ways?
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Also, we used a DRILL, not just the motor, its one of our common testing practices to just use the drill to power the shaft.
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Originally Posted by lukevanoort
I spy a spider leg...
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It had a nice flat face and was already the right length so, why not?!
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