Man those.things are super rare and are almost always sold with a bot going for.lots of money , just make one from wood. Sand it , paint it and epoxy it. :)

Great idea!

sadly, i'm not much of a woodworker...

I know someone with a CNC though :D

My advice - buy a dremel or similar rotary tool. They cut , sand or whatever. It takes practice but.for all the little cuts you potentially will make on your omnibot its worth its weight in gold.

I do have a dremel - my mom knows nothing about such things and she was at a DIY store. she got talked into buying the most expensive model :D

How about a Walmart plastic serving tray with two 2" PVC pipes epoxied to it that will fit in Omni's Hand holes?

Yea that's a hotglue and paint project at the most lol.

Great idea, wish we had superstores like that here...

Thing's like that i find this here i Belgium in the "Action" shop. this store come from the netherlands , so i'm sure you havel also one in the neigbourhood.

helmuteke haha love the avatar

I don't know but something tells me that is a typical belgian picture :D

Try a Dollar store for the tray and Home depot,Lowells, hardware store for PVC/Epoxy....

@Niek. Check out robots-suck.com. Was just there to look for some spares and saw a tray - it does have a reserve price but I would write the seller. Thats what I did last time and it worked out fine for me, just waiting for the parts I had ordered to arrive here in Germany. Regards, Michael P.S. I would keep checking ebay.co.uk - they have Omnibots also, shipping might be cheaper from there to the Netherlands than the US.