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Re: Strong gear assemble?
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 21 Sep 2000 21:30:00 GMT
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If you are having trouble with the weight of the object ( robot) that you are
lifting, you could possibly work a worm gear into the gear box. The worm gear
changes the direction of motion, which prevents the weight of the object from
working directly against the motor.
This is a terrible description, but try it, you'll see what I mean. The gear
that the worm gear turns ( slowly ) cannot cause the worm gear to back up, only
shift it slightly on its axle.
-Andy Lynch
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Stern" <2busytobe@home.com>
> What is the strongest gear assebly? Using mostly RIS 1.5 pieces, but
> some extras, I need to design a gear box that has enough strength to
> lift the contraptions own weight. What is the strongest possible settup
> of gears that i could use to achieve this?
>
> Jason
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> P.S. Its for a robot that will be able to lift its self of the floor
> almost a full foot, and still contiue to move forward or back, left,
> right. It does this by using alot of 1x16 technic bricks (with the
> holes) hooked up in an x/crisscross pattern. when the top two are
> squeezed, it pushes the lower ones out, efetivly sending the robot up
> into the air and above any obsticles in front of it.
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