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  • Looks very neat, well done. Looking forwards to seeing it in the arena.

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    • Really nice job, looking forward to seeing it at Maidstone.

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      • Thanks, can't wait to get into the arena in just over three weeks.

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        • Looks solid

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          • Thanks.

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            • That’s a really nice robot! Although... paint it yellow, so you can be team yellow at ER events same as me haha!

              I’d be interested in knowing the weight of your chassis? As back on 4th feb your post with the framework.

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              • Originally posted by Roboteernat View Post
                That’s a really nice robot! Although... paint it yellow, so you can be team yellow at ER events same as me haha!

                I’d be interested in knowing the weight of your chassis? As back on 4th feb your post with the framework.
                Haha, no chance I'm rocking blue and black. The hardox is just under 7kg but that includes the panels for the weapon arm. I spent a lot of time with the CAD and a spreadsheet to get the weight down.

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                • Close to completion with the last few panels left to paint.

                  Drive pods painted and the battery holder fitted, sadly I chipped the paint and missed a few areas with the paint.



                  CSB 2 assembled just waiting on the weapon arm panels and top panel.



                  Painted on the name, not perfect but for the first go with a stencil, it came out okay.

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                  • Looks very impressive but will you be reluctant to put it into battle after a three year year build time?.
                    Last edited by team death; 9 October 2019, 19:00. Reason: missed a word

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                    • Originally posted by team death View Post
                      Looks very impressive but will you be reluctant to put it into battle after a three year year build time?.
                      Three years? This is CSB 2. CSB 1 fought last year at XR Maidstone (and was the one that took 18 months) this is the new one I started this build back in January.

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                      • Wow - That’s a gorgeous machine, dude. I’m hyped to see this thing drive!

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                        • CSB2 is stunning, great work!

                          Also, may steal your belt drive idea for the weapon, seems better than the current spring idea I have

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                          • Originally posted by dotDominic View Post
                            Wow - That’s a gorgeous machine, dude. I’m hyped to see this thing drive!
                            Thanks, Dom hopefully it shouldn't disappoint.

                            Originally posted by Retroman View Post
                            CSB2 is stunning, great work!

                            Also, may steal your belt drive idea for the weapon, seems better than the current spring idea I have
                            The belt drive idea I have seen used in others however the belts serve as the 3rd stage of a 3 stage reduction I based on from another featherweight called Flatpack: 12817-flatpack

                            The difference between mine and Harry's is that mine has a higher reduction on the planetary gearbox and is more compact.

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                            • After 10 months of work CSB 2 is ready for Extreme Robots Maidstone.







                              And a test drive on 4s can't wait to see what it'll do on 5s at the weekend.

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                              • CSB2 looks nuts! The blue lighting really sets it off almost too nice to fight...

                                Thanks for the extra info for the belt drive stuff too, helped me out massively.

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