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22-01-2011 18:15
Akash RastogiWhy such a bulky subsystem? It looks pretty unnecessary. Just curious about the rationale. Looks good though. Also, what's the weight?
22-01-2011 18:22
Sean RaiaThat looks as if it would almost certainly end up falling outside of the max extension zone.
22-01-2011 18:22
sdcantrell56Man you guys did all those cut outs with hand tools didn't you? Thats quite impressive! Not something I would enjoy doing. Rock on guys
22-01-2011 18:26
Kims Robot
Not sure why most feel the need to be so negative.. an entire arm subsystem finished in Week 2 - you guys rock
nice work!!
22-01-2011 19:22
BrendanBWow, that is a beautiful arm, I had to look close to notice that it was pocketed by hand tools! Patience pays off with having an arm working in week two, great job 263, it looks beastly! 
22-01-2011 19:42
Matt Krass|
Not sure why most feel the need to be so negative.. an entire arm subsystem finished in Week 2 - you guys rock
nice work!! |

22-01-2011 20:54
Akash Rastogi|
Not sure why most feel the need to be so negative.. an entire arm subsystem finished in Week 2 - you guys rock
nice work!! |
22-01-2011 23:45
Rob ColatuttoYup 263's always made everything with hand held jig saws, I'd know as that is the team I started my FIRST career on, as a high schooler. We even made wheels a few years by hand out of 1/8" plate, exciting stuff.
Back on topic, I'm curious what your methodology is for picking tubes up off the ground. Do you stick your gripper and long wrist joint way out in front of your robot? Or will you be raising the arm and pivoting your wrist joint down?
22-01-2011 23:46
Matt Krass|
Yup 263's always made everything with hand held jig saws, I'd know as that is the team I started my FIRST career on, as a high schooler. We even made wheels a few years by hand out of 1/8" plate, exciting stuff.
Back on topic, I'm curious what your methodology is for picking tubes up off the ground. Do you stick your gripper and long wrist joint way out in front of your robot? Or will you be raising the arm and pivoting your wrist joint down? |

23-01-2011 20:46
mike263As of right now the arm is a little over 8lbs and we are reaching over the bot so we are still in our max size but can score on any peg
The triangles were milled out with a manual mill. so those cuts aren't final and still have a bit of filing to do.
more to come
23-01-2011 21:53
IndySam
Sweet work guys. Our design is very similar. Have you tested how well those windows motors work?
23-01-2011 22:04
SudoSammichLooking nice 263. A little change from last year's compact bot, eh? Looks pretty bulky, but if it works, it's better than what we've got by now!
Look forward to seeing you guys at the LI regional again this year!
25-01-2011 09:41
dmaldonadoThat arm is perfect.... for waving the terrible towel at the super bowl!
LETS GO STEELERS!!
