Combat robot "Cheesecake" assembly and test!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @creppercupcake
    @creppercupcake Год назад +3

    Realy cool 😊

  • @evanross9404
    @evanross9404 Год назад +3

    Great design! What are those double sided nuts you used to connect the chassis together?

  • @the.planeee
    @the.planeee Год назад +1

    I’m using the same exact motors for my own robot, what gear ratio did you use

  • @Rmods74
    @Rmods74 Год назад +3

    How heavy of a weapon are you running?

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  Год назад +4

      About 56 grams, on an 1800 KV motor at 3S voltage.

  • @mrktf7643
    @mrktf7643 Год назад

    Absolutely love your vids :)

  • @julianboggiano2892
    @julianboggiano2892 10 месяцев назад +1

    What size standoffs are those, and do you have a link to them?

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  10 месяцев назад

      They are hexagonal standoffs, 6mm across, 35mm tall, with M3 female threads on both ends. Some are aluminum, others are nylon to save weight.
      www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/w%C3%BCrth-elektronik/970350366/9488512

  • @Julipapa
    @Julipapa 5 месяцев назад

    What is that little custom washer for? (Does it help ensure that the force is getting divided between the 3 screws?)
    What is it made out of?
    And this might be a dumb question - but that TPU ring that is mounted to the top half of the chassis. It's not a bearing or anything, right? It's just there to act as a shock absorber on big hits?

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  5 месяцев назад +1

      The little custom washer is there to prevent the TPU hub from popping off the motor, which happened in one of my tournaments twice.
      And yeah, the TPU hub is just a shock absorbing way of mounting the motor to the weapon. The weapon can actually slip and rotate a little on the TPU hub, so the motor doesn't experience all that shock when the weapon hits something.

    • @Julipapa
      @Julipapa 5 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much. Cheesecake and Dulce De Lucha are my favorite 1lb robots

  • @bryanvargas9606
    @bryanvargas9606 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hello, incredible video!!!, question, what is the electronics that you put on it? I would like to know the controller of the two motors to connect them to the receiver

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  10 месяцев назад +1

      I mostly use the same electronics in the Fingertech Viper kit. Andrea from team Witch Doctor explains motors and speed controllers here: ruclips.net/video/UYv1pQnQvP4/видео.htmlsi=5ZT38DJGQRID0oqt

    • @bryanvargas9606
      @bryanvargas9606 7 месяцев назад

      @@alexsalchemy Thank you very much, I really liked the electronics you are using and I wanted to implement it in my battle robot to get more space, your battle videos are incredible!!!

  • @johnathan7704
    @johnathan7704 26 дней назад

    I see you are using nylon and aluminum spacers. Is there so much weight different between them? I would think they are both around 1g each.

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  24 дня назад +1

      Yeah, just enough! Each nylon spacer weighs 1.1 grams, while each aluminum spacer weighs 2.7 grams, so replacing five of my aluminum spacers with nylon saves about 8 grams total, which just barely allows me to use some of my attachments.

    • @johnathan7704
      @johnathan7704 24 дня назад

      @@alexsalchemy Its all about the small grams! hehe. But in one video you said that your side and back armor only weighs 33 grams. Can it really be that light? Looks like its a more rigid plastic behind and TPU in front of it

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  24 дня назад

      It is indeed just 33 grams. Each side piece is 3D printed TPU with just 5% infill. It's mostly "air armor" putting a lot of distance between the inside of my robot in the outside, which an opponent's weapon needs to reach through in order to really damage me.

    • @johnathan7704
      @johnathan7704 24 дня назад

      @@alexsalchemy Ah smart! I was first thinking of having a more rigid plastic, lite PC at the back and TPU in front of it, glued in place, but it gets very heavy quickly. Even the back armor only in TPU with 5% infill is 17g. Need to try to make it lighter

    • @johnathan7704
      @johnathan7704 24 дня назад

      @@alexsalchemy What is it that you have wrapped your TPU wheels with, on the outer part of it? Doesn't look like the same material as the rest of the wheel. Maybe something more grippy?

  • @King-Animations
    @King-Animations Год назад

    Where do you get you top and bottom armor made

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  Год назад +1

      I get my top and bottom armor (carbon fiber plates, 0.060" thick, or roughly 1.5mm) from SendCutSend.com, although CNCMadness.com seems to have better prices.

  • @tiesvdbiggelaar1411
    @tiesvdbiggelaar1411 8 месяцев назад

    So thats how o bake cheesecake hmm yes

  • @robhopper5729
    @robhopper5729 Год назад

    how thick is your weapon? Is it Steel?

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  Год назад +2

      It's about 1/8 or 3mm thick, and I'm using AR500 steel.

    • @robhopper5729
      @robhopper5729 Год назад

      ​@@alexsalchemy its a beast!

  • @MAXYIGA441
    @MAXYIGA441 6 месяцев назад

    One day i want to make a bot that is fast and aggresive

    • @alexsalchemy
      @alexsalchemy  6 месяцев назад

      One of the reasons I chose a horizontal spinner was because it allowed me to turn quickly, unlike a vertical spinner which fights gyroscopic forces. So that's my two cents!

  • @denissamson8792
    @denissamson8792 8 месяцев назад

    Bro he is kind simple 😅😅😅