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Thread: Wooden Robot Class

  1. #161
    I made a start on mine the other day, everything is ready except for the ESC's, which dont seem to be receiving any battery power and thus there is no movement, also on a temporary chassis, looking to get some good quality wood soon, Pics will be up ASAP

  2. #162
    Get them built and sign up to fleet so we can get a competition out of them. If there is enough I shall get a trophy sorted out as I think it could be a good class. Might be a good idea to bring lots of spare parts lol

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  4. #164
    @James is it going to be a Wooden Trophy?

    I've marked up my wood, just need to cut and buy components.

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  6. #166
    only use hand held tools and power tools as the weapons
    So this rules out anything constructed/designed for the job (e.g. lifting arms, crushing/grabbing jaws, custom blades/spikes)?
    Seems far too restrictive/unclear to me and silly if it means buying tools which you could've made yourself.

  7. #167
    I'm all up for those things, just wanted to promote the use of wood working tools.

  8. #168
    I had imagined/hoped so, but then that isn't reflected clearly in James' rules statement which I think needs to be clarified.

    Example: Would you have to go and buy a chisel even when you could cut down a piece of metal to a similar section?
    Or would you have to buy a cordless cutting tool to power a saw when you could use another motor?
    Do axes/arms all have to be off-the shelf parts?

    etc.

  9. #169
    I'm still going to stick to my Pussycat-style blade. If it becomes mandatory to use only wood-working tools as weapons (hopefully not) then I can swap it out for a saw blade. The Pussycat one won't be that much more powerful.
    I'll probably be starting on mine in the next couple of weeks. Due to some stupid holiday rule that my boss has implemented, I've had to take extra days off in the run-up to the champs, but the upshot is that it should leave me plenty of time for bot-building

  10. #170
    There are no rules at the moment so it's up to you guys to decide. It's just good to close off loop holes which allow brushless spinners. I think for now just make sure the outer body is made from wood, and the chassis too then see howit goes from there.

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