Remembering the best

Hello, I am back after a bit of a break. But I bring another robot.

Presenting 365X’s Starstruck Robot:

enjoy :slight_smile:

CAD files and better quality render will be up soon in the google drive:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZnRL8jq9E2jQJKYvb96y2rm86BvNj6sA

I was just wondering what progress has been made on this. Great Work!

202Z ITZ world be a good one. That bot was pretty awesome.

That’s the next one planned :wink:

dude these r amazing. they look so good :heart_eyes: makes me wanna cad my bot but it’s not good enough and I’m not good enough at cad for that

Would you mind also putting in the f3d files? I want to take a look at how you did the chain assemblies.

is there a simple and fast method for CADing chain?
i know a few people have asked but i have not seen a response to that
BTW these CAD models are absolutely terrific vex should link this off of the competition page

Thanks for the kind words, I am planning to live stream me making the 202Z itz robot and you will be able to see how I do them there. But, if you want I can make a video on how to cad chain quickly.

yes please
do you have a YT channel you can link in here?

Here ya go, hope you don’t mind the monotone voice and “um” lol.

Ill be doing the 202 stream on the same channel.

Awesome thank you!

20 char

Bruh I manually dragged and dropped every single chain link when I was doing my chain lol
This will definitely speed up the process! :smiley:

If you don’t mind my asking, why do you have to subtract .386 from the total distance. Does it have to do with the difference in the chain links forming a polygon rather than a circle around each sprocket? (Meaning the subtracting value would change based on the size of the two sprockets)

.386 is the length of one link of chain (as measured from the center of the connecting hole to the connecting pin). Im not sure exactly where he subtracted that value (as I have not been able to see the video with sound yet) but I imagine he subtracted it when running the length of chain in order to account for the already placed link.

91C Cypher from 2017 In the Zone. They were insane.

RTX ON

That’s really good CAD.

I made a CAD model for them!! I don’t have the files(had to re instal windows) but here is the image. Also @Zach_929U, are you looking for help on this?

PS. There is some stuff missing, this wasn’t the final. it’s just what I still have
91C full dwg 4.pdf (833.5 KB)

Exactly what @Gameoa said, .386” is the size of one link and to adjust for the 1 link that is already placed you need to subtract that distance from the total distance of the path. The same with the next step, to calculate the total amount of links around the path you divide that total distance by .386”.

I’ve been interested in cadding our bot for documentation sake. Couple of questions:

  • where can I find the part library?
  • are there any good tutorials out there?
  • how hard is it to get used to fusion 360?

Thanks in advance

You can get a student license for Fusion 360 from their website and download it from there onto a Mac. There are a TON of tutorials both in youtube and the forum. And as for the libraries, s few people have their own but every part VEX sells has a CAD file attached to the info part on the bottom.