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Thread: Team Eventorizon: Build Diary

  1. #471
    That Sabertooth's gonna blow. Seriously, get a Scorpion XXL or something, so much better.

  2. #472
    Provided you take care of them them are fine. MMM has run one for years with no issues. That and I am not forking out any more money. I got it for basically nothing so if it does blow then no hard done.

  3. #473
    So I have in my stock x2 gr01's a 100mm actuator and the sabretooth only used for testing! Make me an offer

  4. #474
    You might have them yourself already of course

  5. #475
    Got 2 of those actuators and enough TZ85A's if anything breaks.

  6. #476
    Sweet

  7. #477
    Managed to get a long way in one day now I have started to work on building my first non-spinner featherweight.

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    Had some odd things thrown at me that I didn't expect, but are all down to me not paying attention.

    The 10mm HDPE base is 8mm thick, not a big issue. The side armour is 0.9 inches or 22.8mm, not the 20 like I ordered/assumed it would be.

    The main issue is that what I thought was a block of HDPE for the side armour is actually Nylon 66. Given its not going against spinners it shouldn't shatter but its a bit of a pain and it has me slightly worried. It was originally intended as the base of a pneumatic machine that ended up being abandoned.

    I can't decide if I should mill everything down to the 20mm its supposed to be or just leave the pieces as they are. Given the machine weighs just 9Kg in CAD, without the claw, I have loads to play with but at some point it needs a Srimec so pocketing out each piece will probably happen eventually anyway.

    The claw will be fun to make. Initially just 2 sheets of 3mm mild steel welded into a tapered point, I hope that eventually I can make one out of a solid piece of steel so its stupidly strong and it will get me to practice my milling turn table skills.

  8. #478

  9. #479
    Yes, it does say that on the Direct Plastics website. I just remember it being 5% over sized not 15%, but hey, at least I have options.

  10. #480
    Plastics can always retain water, try drying it out, might help a bit.

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