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Antweight (UK) combat robot - Lifter
by Flaronk
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Changes on V2:
-D-shaped hole on lifter
-Can drive with weapon down
-Changed weapon esc to a hacked servo electronic powered by the BEC of the dasmicro
-20mm Team Panoramic wheels
-printed with lower infill (~78%)
-too lazy to add top armour (for now, will be bent polycarbonate)
So far I didn´t have the chance to use this design in a real fight, but team panoramic competed with it at aws 53.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gt-b1N7ux4&t=1s
The old wheels should still fit
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A 4wd combat robot for the UK antweight class (fairyweight in the US). It should fit inside the cube, but I haven´t tested it yet.
It is printed from PETG (95% infill), but I don´t know how this will hold up in combat. ABS and (carbon fibre reinforced-) nylon are considered the go to materials for 3d printing combat robots. The wheels are made from filaflex, but molded polyu
-D-shaped hole on lifter
-Can drive with weapon down
-Changed weapon esc to a hacked servo electronic powered by the BEC of the dasmicro
-20mm Team Panoramic wheels
-printed with lower infill (~78%)
-too lazy to add top armour (for now, will be bent polycarbonate)
So far I didn´t have the chance to use this design in a real fight, but team panoramic competed with it at aws 53.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gt-b1N7ux4&t=1s
The old wheels should still fit
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A 4wd combat robot for the UK antweight class (fairyweight in the US). It should fit inside the cube, but I haven´t tested it yet.
It is printed from PETG (95% infill), but I don´t know how this will hold up in combat. ABS and (carbon fibre reinforced-) nylon are considered the go to materials for 3d printing combat robots. The wheels are made from filaflex, but molded polyu
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