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4183 Wooden Swrrrv
By: TheOtherGuy
New: 12-02-2015 21:46
Updated: 12-02-2015 21:46
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Such wood. Very swerve. Wow.
Discussion
13-02-2015 00:34
asid61
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
I want a video of this driving, please. If that module holds up, that would be really awesome.
EDIT: Is that wooden disc on a bearing, or are you using a wood bearing?
13-02-2015 00:34
cgmv123
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
I hope the gears aren't wood too.
13-02-2015 00:35
bkahl
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
What are you using to support the robot weight?
13-02-2015 00:38
GUI
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
Quote:
Originally Posted by asid61
I want a video of this driving, please. If that module holds up, that would be really awesome.
EDIT: Is that wooden disc on a bearing, or are you using a wood bearing?
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The wood disk is a bearing, laser cut edge on laser cut edge with some grease.
Quote:
Originally Posted by cgmv123
I hope the gears aren't wood too.
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Just the steering gears.
Quote:
Originally Posted by bkahl
What are you using to support the robot weight?
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There will be a thrust bearing between the top of the module and the top sheet on the housing.
13-02-2015 08:14
philso
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
Quote:
Originally Posted by GUI
The wood disk is a bearing, laser cut edge on laser cut edge with some grease.
Just the steering gears.
There will be a thrust bearing between the top of the module and the top sheet on the housing.
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Can you post pictures showing off the internals too?
This is way cool!
13-02-2015 23:13
TheOtherGuy
Re: pic: 4183 Wooden Swrrrv
Quote:
Originally Posted by philso
Can you post pictures showing off the internals too?
This is way cool!
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Here are some pictures of the guts.
We copied the basic geometry from the latest 221 revolution pro and added the lower support similar to wild swerve.
Didn't have any 3/8" hex bearings so we made a 1/2" hex to 3/8" hex shaft.
If other portions of the robot hadn't taken up so much time, I'm sure we would have used it. Unfortunately, there's a lot of negativity on these forums regarding designing a swerve drive in a build season

So expectations were slim and we went with omniwheels. This was made in the first 2 weeks with very little effort, maybe 10 hours, while we focused on other prototypes.
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