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1557 crab module

gorrilla

By: gorrilla
New: 12-17-2009 09:18 PM
Updated: 12-17-2009 09:18 PM
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1557 crab module

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12-18-2009 03:00 PM

Nick Lawrence


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Is that an AndyMark Toughbox bolted to a piece of 1/4" steel C-Channel?

If so, that's pretty neat.

How strong is it? Do you have any more? Enough to drive around a robot?

-Nick



12-18-2009 04:19 PM

gorrilla


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yes, it's a toughbox. and its not a piece of channel, it was a square tube that was left over from our 05' robot, we just cut it in half.

we were planning to make 4.....

there is ONLY ONE, we ran out of time, spent to much designing it.

it's quite strong, all 190 pounds of me stood on it and it did not flex, consequently, its also kinda on the heavy side, somewhere between 10 and 15 pounds. we dont have a scale so i couldent get a weight. also the shaft will be cut down by about 6 inches, so im hoping for it to weigh less than 12lbs.


major props to 179 for sharing info with us, it really made it easier to see what we needed to do.



12-22-2009 11:34 PM

Nick Lawrence


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Interesting.

It looks very simple to build.

And I like simplicity.

-Nick



12-23-2009 01:13 PM

gorrilla


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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Lawrence View Post
Interesting.

It looks very simple to build.

And I like simplicity.

-Nick
it was.

when we were designing this,

I asked 179 for info about their crab drive and they sent me drawings of their modules which influenced our design quite alot. Mostly how the used the toughbox directly in the module.



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