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Hey, I have been looking at all the cool mini-walkers and decided to build my
own. Its called TLW, and while its not as small as some of the others, (it ended
up being about 4.5 inches tall) for being my first working 2 leg walker I like
it and I think it turned out well. Here is a link to just its page (if you click
on this link you will only be able to view tlw):
http://dratrobotics.tripod.com/tlw.html
And here is a link to my main page, if you go to the main page click on the logo
with HTML written accross it, the Flash and Virtual page do not work yet:
http://dratrobotics.tripod.com/
TLW can carry its own wight and it lifts each foot preaty high off the ground.
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In lugnet.technic, Daron Williams wrote:
> Hey, I have been looking at all the cool mini-walkers and decided to build my
> own. Its called TLW, and while its not as small as some of the others, (it ended
> up being about 4.5 inches tall) for being my first working 2 leg walker I like
> it and I think it turned out well. Here is a link to just its page (if you click
> on this link you will only be able to view tlw):
>
> http://dratrobotics.tripod.com/tlw.html
>
> And here is a link to my main page, if you go to the main page click on the logo
> with HTML written accross it, the Flash and Virtual page do not work yet:
>
> http://dratrobotics.tripod.com/
>
> TLW can carry its own wight and it lifts each foot preaty high off the ground.
Hi Daron,
Your design looks strangely familiar. Nice to see that the design scales up
so well.
Welcome to the fun and challenging world of weight shifting bipeds!
Keep building!
Kevin
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In lugnet.technic, Kevin L. Clague wrote:
> Hi Daron,
>
> Your design looks strangely familiar. Nice to see that the design scales up
> so well.
>
> Welcome to the fun and challenging world of weight shifting bipeds!
>
> Keep building!
>
> Kevin
Thanks, I looked into the design of about 12 other micro walkers so the
mechanics are similar to those. That could be why it looks familar.
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Just an update, I completed a CAD of TLW. Also the website has changed to:
http://www.dratrobotics.com/tlw.html
The zipfile containing the CAD can be downloaded from that page. The zip
contains two CAD files one for the body and one for the feet.
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