This project has evolved some , the basic rundown is I'm modding two Omnibots , one a regular the other a larger 2000 model. I will have two ezb kits , rad base idea was thrown out because of so much noise but could go back on the table if the omnibot drivetrain is too weak to pull it.
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Yes and the control cable was facing to the rear. Have you tested out the other way first. Each has its pros and cons. I will send pic when I get to a wifi hotspot but that wont be until an hour or two. I hope this works! Im gonna need to get some of that filler too.
PS. Just so you guys know, the reason I just dont step outside and send it through cellular is that im roaming out of country with my USA cell#. Roaming data piles up QUICK!
I will post a big update tomorrow on Pinhead so everyone can see what we were talking about.
I trimmed up a couple layers of fiberglass woven matt and placed them into the arm. Poured in a couple ounces of epoxy and let it start to soak , once I could see the epoxy penetrated the center I started to squeegee the epoxy into the fiberglass pressing it down with light pressure and making sure the edges are covered as well. Honesty I mixed a little too much but it will make a minimal difference in the weight of the arm.
Troy - T-Mobile smartphones have free WiFi calling , text , mms , and email ect from T-Mobile device while connected to WiFi. Great way to avoid paying a 1.50 a min roaming or higher.
Thats going to be a VERY strong part! Im going to try gluing the ABS on hand and see how it goes.
Yeah thats what I meant. I have free wifi so I will send when Im near the hotspot. For me just calling a stateside number its $2.50 a min and 50 cents per text. I use skype when on wifi to call family.
Thanks troy - the other half of the arm I will apply a layer maybe two of matt extending all the way down around the elbow so that it has more overall strength. Well time for bed!
Here are the photos you wanted. I'm on lunch at a hotspot
Pretty cool eh?
It's looking great.
Josh you could totally send it to me. I'd be happy to do but I think you'd be pissed if you knew how easy it was.
I think I'd paint the letters a different color. Maybe a grey, or paint red then around the sides of the letter paint it a grey or black to add the 3d shadow effect.
@glickclick it looks good,kinda close to my design. i wanted my arms move in and out besides up and down,just like in your design