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By: roboticWanderor
New: 17-06-2008 23:45
Updated: 19-06-2008 14:47
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a detail shot of the top of the Cheesy Poof's lifter mechanism. the bearings, pulleys and stages of the lifter can be seen.
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18-06-2008 09:13
vivek16
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
Sweet. That really is a neat linear bearing system. Where do you get the rollers?
Color me impressed.
-Vivek
18-06-2008 10:35
JesseK
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
Are the pieces that hold the bearings milled aluminum? I'm curious to know if it's possible to use a 3d printer to make them out of ABS plastic in a way that is perhaps as strong as aluminum. For a single stage lift I'd conjecture the stresses on those parts aren't too high when the lift is up under normal conditions, but I wonder about shock loading while the lift is up.
18-06-2008 10:52
Cory
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
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Originally Posted by vivek16
Sweet. That really is a neat linear bearing system. Where do you get the rollers?
Color me impressed. -Vivek |
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Originally Posted by JesseK
Are the pieces that hold the bearings milled aluminum? I'm curious to know if it's possible to use a 3d printer to make them out of ABS plastic in a way that is perhaps as strong as aluminum. For a single stage lift I'd conjecture the stresses on those parts aren't too high when the lift is up under normal conditions, but I wonder about shock loading while the lift is up.
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18-06-2008 14:30
roboticWanderor
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
what impressed me the most was how they managed to fit so many simple and reliable systems together to form one large complex robot that preformed beautifully. each sub system (the roller finger, the lifter, the claws, the launcher) was incredibly simple and well designed for it's purpose. Then they managed to get each one to fit together perfectly within that 3ft by 4ft by 5 ft box! definitely well thought out and well planned. even the flag holder was elegantly incorporated into the rest of the design.
18-06-2008 14:35
R.C.
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
Does anyone have a pic of the launcher portion or can tell how it works, thanks
18-06-2008 14:36
roboticWanderor
Re: pic: Team 254: top of lifter mechanisim
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Originally Posted by rc_cola1323
Does anyone have a pic of the launcher portion or can tell how it works, thanks
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