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Rivet...Rivet...Rivet

Wayne Doenges

By: Wayne Doenges
New: 13-02-2010 06:29
Updated: 13-02-2010 06:29
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Rivet...Rivet...Rivet

All these rivets for one robot.

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13-02-2010 10:39

MrForbes


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My guess is that you'll have 5499 rivets in your robot this year.



13-02-2010 15:29

Techgirl675


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Oh goodness...that is far too many rivets.



13-02-2010 15:40

lenny8


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Oh goodness...that is far too many rivets.
i think for 1501 its not enough rivets. nine more boxes then maybe



13-02-2010 20:04

gblake


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Ok, so you are going to use a robot to hold all of those rivets together? That sounds overly complicated. Just empty them into a single bigger box.



13-02-2010 20:10

gblake


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Once you melt all that raw metal down and cast it into robot parts, how will you connect the cast pieces together?



13-02-2010 20:13

DonRotolo


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...and I was expecting frogs.

Just beware those Harbor Freight rivets for high-strength applications; their quality is somewhat less than the name brands. (But for 90% of what we do with them, they are just fine. We just don't use so many....)



13-02-2010 20:32

Jason Law


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Glad to see we're not the only ones using Harbor Freight rivets...



13-02-2010 21:01

Wayne Doenges


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We have never had a rivet failed. Even when a team hit us at full speed three times (before bumpers). No rivet sheared or broke.



16-02-2010 16:31

Zanfardino2892


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lol. I have to say. Rivets stand alone above duct tape and zip ties for a lot of purposes



16-02-2010 19:18

FIRSTgirl675


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Wow...that many rivets reminds me of my team's 2007 robot. I heard we went through over a thousand rivets between 3 competitions.



16-02-2010 22:38

DanaRocks


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rivets are lighter then bolts



16-02-2010 23:33

CrashTestPilot


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So what is the weight of one of those boxes?
I went to HB but did not find any details on the weight. So there is 500 in one box?



17-02-2010 14:41

Cynette


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And all those rivets sure make the robot look pretty!



17-02-2010 14:46

efoote868


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That's all one robot, or does it include the prototyping / mistakes?
Wouldn't surprise me either way.



17-02-2010 14:57

MrForbes


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So what is the weight of one of those boxes?
and how much of that weight is the mandrels?



18-02-2010 09:38

Wayne Doenges


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We are planning on building a robot to hold all the rivets together



18-02-2010 09:43

Dancin103


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We have never had a rivet failed. Even when a team hit us at full speed three times (before bumpers). No rivet sheared or broke.
hahaha those were the days. you had to build a tank basically.



18-02-2010 10:52

Racer26


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hahaha those were the days. you had to build a tank basically.
Bah, hardly... I competed in 2003 and 2004 with chassis made from 80/20-esque aluminum extrusion, and 1" square aluminum tube. No problems... well, we bent the 2004 chassis after a particularly hard head-on autonomous collision, and had to cut a piece out to free up the wheels again.



18-02-2010 14:20

Wayne Doenges


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Our 2005 machine was totally Monocoque. Which means we had NO internal structure, just bent aluminum. We took three full court, full speed hits. It bent the aluminum a little, between bulkheads, but did no appreciable damage to bot. Monocoques is STRONG.



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