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Decided to be productive last night.
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All that hardcore engineering and then...googly eyes.. lol.
Any film of the axe? Looks hella cool.Comment
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Going to do some initial testing first at low power, then turn it up to competition level for the videos.Originally posted by harry hills View PostComment
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Lifter Test:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwsV7vMWkRo
Axe Test:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xK3IBN9K8A
Both were done with the Ragebridge set to 50A, so for the lifter that's a straight 50A limit, for the Mag each set of brushes was getting 50A, so ~100A total. Max planned current for the axe is 140A. (70A per side)Comment
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Video of the axe at 140A-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysyFJpkR95w
High speed video (120fps) at 140A-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_5ijjdr39gLast edited by MikeNCR; 16 October 2014, 03:52.Comment
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Looks scary - what is the material the axe is hitting?Comment
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Looks great, I have to say. I do like having been able to see it move from CAD through the construction process to where it is now. I also like the "ding" at the end of the axe demo. As if it's saying "Your fries are ready".Comment
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It's hitting 1/8" 6061.
Speaking of CAD files, NFX, here's the lot of them- http://nearchaos.net/NyxCadFiles.rarComment
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The instructable on Nyx is live. Covers the full process and includes the original cad files along with alternate parts suggestions where applicable.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Nyx-...Robot-Re-Made/Comment
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Spanky was due for a bit of an upgrade, so after quite a bit of design work and some laser & waterjetting I put this together:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTLujqWzp5QComment
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