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This is another 6WD Swerve robot I designed. This one uses the same modules as our current 4WD swerve robot.
12-23-2011 07:06 PM
Aren_Hill
I see you don't like your welder, why so many frame members?
Also that steering chainpath looks familiar,
12-24-2011 03:23 AM
Garrett.d.wBeautiful model, though may I dare utter the acronym KISS.
What are the advantages to 6 wheel swerve?
12-24-2011 05:25 AM
Gray Adams
12-24-2011 07:43 AM
Ninja_Bait
12-24-2011 02:42 PM
MattC9|
Nice design, though. My only qualm is that it looks a little heavy; you probably don't need that much aluminum for it to work. |
12-24-2011 02:47 PM
thefro526
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Beautiful model, though may I dare utter the acronym KISS.
What are the advantages to 6 wheel swerve? |
12-24-2011 02:50 PM
Marc S.How heavy is this design?
12-24-2011 05:18 PM
Garret
Thanks for the compliments.
With Battery and electronics this model weighs 70.5 lbs. This picture makes it look as if it has a lot more frame members than it really does. The frame itself weighs 7 lbs and is made of welded 1x1x1/16" Aluminum tube. All of the other parts including the modules are bolt on.
We already had these modules machined (they are the same as our 4 wheel swerve) which is why I used them in this model.
12-24-2011 05:52 PM
MattC9|
Thanks for the compliments.
With Battery and electronics this model weighs 70.5 lbs. This picture makes it look as if it has a lot more frame members than it really does. The frame itself weighs 7 lbs and is made of welded 1x1x1/16" Aluminum tube. All of the other parts including the modules are bolt on. We already had these modules machined (they are the same as our 4 wheel swerve) which is why I used them in this model. |