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Yes please, I would like to see mine on your robot at worlds.

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Okay. I will get the done next week. What team are you on. I am on 4810U Re-Vamp ( It might not have changed from last year.)

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Just the username is fine.

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You can’t forget DRow either

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I have my stickers on but my phone won’t upload it

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I’ll figure it out Sunday or something

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Why is this and @293X’s post flagged?

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Yeah i wanna know too

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Vex forum had a big brain moment

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Sorry I forgot to post this picture

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Is it funny how everyone forgets jpearman

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Where am I :cry:
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U not on the list sorry mate

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Fission Mailed., We’ll get em next time.

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@anon4126930 Where are your constructive criticisms for that robot?

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Yeah but it would be you standing in front of the folded tray and toast plugging in the battery as I smile and release all heck.

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that’s me!

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Ayy hopefully I get to see the robot in person… maybe(probably not)

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I hate to say this but @squiddy_slapper may need to rebuild if he wants to apply my criticism.

Constructive Criticism
  • Your tray really should not be supported by standoffs. If the reason is weight, you really won’t gain that much additional weight if you use C-Channels and yet C-Channels would provide so much more support. I’ve had bad experiences with standoffs, and I would advise not using them for your tray.
  • Your tray arms have no bearing flats on them, so the metal will eventually wear down and also I bet there is a lot of slop for the tray which is not good.
  • Your wheels should never consist of those clawbot tires. They suck, don’t use them. If you wish to have wheels for traction, buy traction tires instead.
  • Use Spacer Screw Connections, as much as possible. It will seriously increase the support of the design, solidifying the robot into solid rock.
  • You should not need to double up a High Strength gear. If you are doubling them up, (as you can see on the top right of the picture) you are not building your robot in a solid manner.
  • Use thin nylocks, the weight of thick nylocks add up and thin nylocks would save you a lot of weight.
  • I’m not the biggest fan of your VEXNet key there, being exposed for any robot to pull the wire and break it
  • Speaking of wires… Wires are everywhere and welcoming robots to tug it.
  • There is no need to have your Chassis made out of 3 wide C-Channels. You’re just adding unnecessary weight.
  • I do not know much from the picture, but make sure that your axles never has any bearing flats on the motor side. The motors themselves are a bearing flat.
  • I’m not sure about your joints, but make sure that they are all KEPS Joints. They have very little friction and very little slop
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Post your robot @anon4126930