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jason701802

By: jason701802
New: 10-02-2011 03:26
Updated: 10-02-2011 03:26
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Just a few parts left

Currently 4.2 pounds, it should be under 6 by the time it is done.

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10-02-2011 09:36

548swimmer


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Looks great! What are the orange motor-esque objects?



10-02-2011 10:12

RyanN


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I hope those aren't globe motors. They look like it due to the circular planetary gear set and the wires coming out of the front of the motor.

The only thing throwing me off is what appears to be a 3-screw gear set for mounting.



10-02-2011 10:21

Matt C


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Looks like BB motors with the Globe planetary?



10-02-2011 10:33

Chris is me


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I've never seen motors that look like that before...



10-02-2011 10:38

KC1AJT


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i'm putting my money on FP or BB with special sleeves and gearing



10-02-2011 10:39

Matt C


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I've never seen motors that look like that before...
I can't see the motors, just a goofy orange case surrounding them.



10-02-2011 11:04

dodar


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Looks like some globe motors with pool noodle cut and zip tied to them



10-02-2011 11:41

jason701802


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They are Black and Decker electric screwdrivers with the normal motor replaced with a BB395. They are two stage planetary transmissions that are $10 a pop.



10-02-2011 11:59

Bruceb


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Can you tell us where you get these transmissions and how you adapt the motors to them?
Brice



10-02-2011 12:06

IndySam


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They are Black and Decker electric screwdrivers with the normal motor replaced with a BB395. They are two stage planetary transmissions that are $10 a pop.
Very nice use of an off-the-shelf solution. Well done.



10-02-2011 12:11

jason701802


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They are called "Black & Decker A56NG 6V Alkaline Screwdriver". We have seen them at Home Depot, Walmart, and Target.
They are really easy to pop open. You just need to file a flat into the 395 shaft, cut it a little shorter and remove some of the plastic tabs inside the handle (as the 395 is longer than the motor that comes with it).



10-02-2011 12:16

Akash Rastogi


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Neat new gearbox! Its always fun finding new COTs parts the kit motors can be adapted to. Great work.



10-02-2011 13:43

Chris is me


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That is the coolest thing ever.



10-02-2011 14:03

Nick Lawrence


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That really is neat, I'd like to give those a look sometime.

-Nick




lol post #254



10-02-2011 16:36

billbo911


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This inspired me. So.... I walked to the OSH in the shopping center next to my office and found this $9.99 junky little "KC Professional" 3.6v cordless screwdriver with 21 piece tool bit set. I figured, "What the heck, ten bucks".


When I pulled the 6 screws out that held it together, what should I find but a RS380 driving the whole thing. It has a 3 stage planetary transmission on it. (I'm not going to be using it for much of a load, so it should be "fine")
I can literally just pull the pinion off this bad boy and press it onto our RS395 and reassemble it with very little mods at all. I'll post pictures once I get it finished. That should be this afternoon. In the mean time, here is a teaser.



10-02-2011 18:01

Matt C


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Why didn't I think of that . . with all the wonderful "Harbor Freight" stores opening nearby, I'm tempted to do some shopping!.



10-02-2011 18:17

jason701802


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We also bought a Harbor Freight screwdriver just like that one when we were testing our designs, we ultimately decided not to use it because the Black and Decker had a larger reduction and the transmission had a much better build quality (we could hear the Harbor Freight screwdriver skipping teeth when we stopped the output shaft) the Black and Decker ones are also the same price.

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I can literally just pull the pinion off this bad boy and press it onto our RS395
Neither the Harbor Freight or the B&D screwdrivers had pressed on pinions, they just had flats in the shafts, which was easy to replicate with a file.



11-02-2011 00:05

billbo911


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It went together so fast, I forgot to take pictures. I had to diassemble it for these.




We won't be using this for any heavy work, just to run a roller on the front of the claw.



11-02-2011 09:10

Matt C


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Neither the Harbor Freight or the B&D screwdrivers had pressed on pinions, they just had flats in the shafts, which was easy to replicate with a file.
Beautiful! I think I know what I'm gonna look to do next season.



11-02-2011 09:15

RyanN


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Very nice!



11-02-2011 15:08

kramarczyk


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Great stuff guys. Would you mind sharing the ratios you found in those drills? Some of the folks that are having difficulty getting BB gearboxes might appreciate it.



14-02-2011 17:25

cRIOandMilk


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Hey, we just need to know what breaker to use with the bane bot motors. bros. thanks - 649



14-02-2011 18:13

jason701802


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Great stuff guys. Would you mind sharing the ratios you found in those drills? Some of the folks that are having difficulty getting BB gearboxes might appreciate it.
The Black and Decker screwdriver has about an 80:1 reduction. Ones designed for lower voltage will probably have less reduction.

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Hey, we just need to know what breaker to use with the bane bot motors. bros. thanks - 649
The RS395 stalls at 15A so there is no reason to use anything greater than the 20A breaker, which will allow you to use smaller wire.



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