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Can you count all the wholes we made to make weight? we weight 119lbs. the blue tint looked cool, so I left it. Picasa is great!
10-02-2008 17:13
dtengineering
Oh... I thought the blue tint was some kind of pun on the concept of blue cheese....
But the robot looks great. We've been enjoying your videos and photos as you've been building. I'm surprised that you had a weight issue, as it didn't look that heavy.
Jason
10-02-2008 17:15
EricH
I'd say about 69 holes in the drive frame, not counting the back rail and anything inside...
10-02-2008 17:24
AdmiralAllenwell if your using 1/8" aluminum it would take 419 1/2" holes to lose 3 pounds
10-02-2008 17:37
jgannon|
well if your using 1/8" aluminum it would take 419 1/2" holes to lose 3 pounds
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10-02-2008 18:47
falconmaster
How much weight would it be since it is pultruded fiberglass? This question ought to slow you down a bit.
10-02-2008 18:49
falconmaster
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Oh... I thought the blue tint was some kind of pun on the concept of blue cheese....
But the robot looks great. We've been enjoying your videos and photos as you've been building. I'm surprised that you had a weight issue, as it didn't look that heavy. Jason |
10-02-2008 21:05
MrForbes
The fiberglass weighs about 0.06 lbs/in^3, and it's 1/4" thick on the chassis parts....that's a lot of weight drilled out!
We're sitting around 110 or less so we didn't get to make any lightening holes this year. Quite a change from our rookie robot!