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On 3021, "MORE is more." It runs CIRCLES around West Coast Drive. The Dual Omni-Directional Mecanum drive is years ahead of finding a practical application!
01-02-2011 21:25
Tytus Gerrish
Nice mecanums. a Hexagonal bloomer design.
my favorite.
01-02-2011 21:32
zbanksWon't those not work as mecanum wheels since the rollers point in opposite directions on the same wheel?
Or are you just using them as omniwheels for a killigough platform?
01-02-2011 21:36
EricH
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Won't those not work as mecanum wheels since the rollers point in opposite directions on the same wheel?
Or are you just using them as omniwheels for a killigough platform? |
01-02-2011 21:39
Steve_AlanizOh WOW! Interesting idea.....still I must echo the concern or others... are these four different wheels or single wheels with dual sets of rollers.... not sure the latter could work.
Steve
<afterthought> OMG!!!! These wheels MOONWALK!!!!!
01-02-2011 21:51
MarkoRamius1086Oh! I think those are a full set of four... correct me if I am wrong.
Those look like really high quality rollers! Were those purchased from some obscure secret warehouse or do you have a sponsor capable of advanced machining? (Presumably CNC mill, CNC lathe, and some custom hardware...)
Good luck this year!
Petrie
01-02-2011 22:26
Steve_Alaniz|
Oh WOW! Interesting idea.....still I must echo the concern or others... are these four different wheels or single wheels with dual sets of rollers.... not sure the latter could work.
Steve <afterthought> OMG!!!! These wheels MOONWALK!!!!! |
01-02-2011 23:05
Jamie KalbWhat's the coolness factor for those wheels? OVER 9000!!
02-02-2011 10:26
Bjenks548Assuming these are only 2 wheels... if you could tilt the wheels on one set of rollers or the other it would make an interesting drive.
02-02-2011 13:26
hurtzmyhead| Assuming these are only 2 wheels... if you could tilt the wheels on one set of rollers or the other it would make an interesting drive. |
| Those look like really high quality rollers! Were those purchased from some obscure secret warehouse or do you have a sponsor capable of advanced machining? (Presumably CNC mill, CNC lathe, and some custom hardware...) |
we are spoiled. The Hub of the rollers used some fancy set ups on the Drill press/ Mill (didnt use a single CNC on them, and the students produced them). The Rollers were made on the CNC lathe. | On the "runs circles around West Coast Drive", you got any video? If you don't, I'm rather skeptical. |
| What's the coolness factor for those wheels? OVER 9000!! |
02-02-2011 14:22
jwfosswhats the outside diameter on this set of wheels... looks less than 6"?
02-02-2011 15:36
andreboos|
whats the outside diameter on this set of wheels... looks less than 6"?
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02-02-2011 16:06
thefro526
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4 inches. Good thing we have a flat field this year! We'd never get over any bumps otherwise! I think we've epitomized "low-rider": our gearboxes nearly touch the carpet.
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02-02-2011 16:11
xSAWxBLADExthat bump is nothing compaired to last year lol go fast enough and your robot doesnt even feel it
02-02-2011 16:11
Hawiian Cadder|
Don't forget that the field isn't perfectly "Flat".
There are bumps by the tower from where they are mounted under neath the carpet. If you've got about .5"-.75" of Clearance you should be alright. |
03-02-2011 21:11
CalTranWords fail me.
Those are some pretty sweet rollers. I hope, at some point, I get to see these in action in person. Maybe even up close in your pit somewhere.
03-02-2011 21:48
Bjenks548Just wanna confirm are those 2 wheels or 4?
09-02-2011 02:59
Brandon Kirklen