Omnibot 2000 , Rad 2.0 Vacuum Bot

jstarne1

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#1465  

jarvis voice, I have not descided but it would be awesome to get a similar voice to the movie, I know its not just a download because the movie was a guy talking not a real robot lol. It would be very cool though.

So Im trying to go to bed a little earlier and get up earlier too, I just hate getting up lol. Next obvious steps are :

make a lid / mount for lower riser , also make one for upper riser

cutout the groove for vacuum then make a back door

fill with bondo body filler the edge grooves and smooth them out

Make a mount for the neck asembly and glue it in

Install power supply plug ins , in the rear , use drill to make vent hole ( which im probably working on now) I will post pics.

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#1466  

@robotmaker: Great! I have been looking for something like this for a while. Been actually thinking about soldering something like this myself. What about polarity, though. Dont LEDs always use a certain polarity? Have you tested these inside Omnibot yet? Are there different colors available? I want to keep the orange eyes - would want white leds then. These things must be more enrgy-efficient than the old bulbs!

#1467  

ithink they have different colors,center tip always v+ ,metal part gnd same on all flashlight bulbs,yes i tested very bright will post a photo soon

#1468  

@mikedc yes the.bulbs are center pin positive and led diodes are always positive on the long lead or flat edge of the led itself. For jarvis I just used a 12v premade blue lamp pair from radioshack then pulled the lamp out and drilled a 5mm hole from the back for a standard size blue led.

#1469  

Update - I picked up 1/4" ply from home depot. I traced the top of each riser with a red sharpie and carefully cut it with a jigsaw.

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I spot epoxied the edges of the plywood and taped the edge all the way around with blue masking tape.

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Once I taped around the edges I used a half cup of polyester resin and poured it in from the bottom. It's very runny so I rotated the piece over and over to ensure all the corners and edges were covered and filled well. Once the resin started to thicken I sat the risers upside down so the resin would pool over and cover all of the insides.

#1470  

Ok I added enough resin to both risers to gloss over with about a 1/8" overall thickness, as you can see it looks just like a wood boat.

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This worked well and each riser easily holds 80 pounds with no flex , about twice the bots total weight. Here you see I trace the bottom riser and this must be done twice so I will have two flanges to bolt together. I will glue a nut in place on the bottom flange and just a hole to run the Allen screws through on.the second flange.

#1471  

Second pic shows how I traced the risers to make the ply core and.fiberglass both sides.

#1472  

looks very heavy,will it float LOL

also MIKEDC they are set at 12 volts and very low current all blubs are center pin postive,this uses a surface mount blue led andthere is other colors,they about under $1.00 each