Omnibot 2000 , Rad 2.0 Vacuum Bot

jstarne1

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#1145  

JOSH in a few days will have a post up on my omnibot 2000 design,i was looking at first my tracks and found a very simple track system bad news will need to remove the tracks from one of my robots stress stress but i can still replace it latter :D :D it will handle a load of 60 lbs or more at 100 rpm,second does have a feedback pot for calculate speed and travel distance,very easy add on about monday will post photos ,details and parts list,making a few changes and removing the main wheels for tracks,also will take larger wheels without any changes just wait for the surprise

#1146  

Yea tracks I will have eventually , lynxmotion brand but since the wheels I have will work.till he us operational that's a change worth waiting for.

#1147  

while back in your omnibot post you had tracks made ,what happen to it

#1148  

The treads were made of rubber and when my bot made turns the rubber tracks derailed. Because of carpet being in my house in combination with the robots weight I must switch to hard rubber or plastic tracks and use sprockets. I found lynxmotion had excellent premade tracks as well as another company.:D

#1149  

yes i suggested the lynxmotion tracks awhile back as idea,instead of you rubber tracks,they easy to mount and add on

#1150  

Anyways , I filled the arms screw hole and sanded them. I'm waiting for it to dry and harden.

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So once this dries then I will lay a couple of layers of fiberglass.

#1151  

Ok I've sanded the inside of the arm cases and rinsed away the debris. Once the water is dried off of it the rest of the inner arm will have 2 layers of fiberglass epoxied in. I will.update this post with that step by step

#1152  

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Ok so I fiberglassed both inner arms , next is fiberglassing the inside of the forearms.