Building a fighting robot

Building a 1 pound combat robot.

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Tags:

• robot
• battlebot
• build
• rock
• fighting
• combat

[AndyXplorer]

nice bot...but u totally cold soldered that joint

[slider7w]

@AndyXplorer

Pfft, like you can tell at that resolution! But you are probably right, I was terrible at soldering back then. Now I am pretty good and actually have a proper soldering station.

[MrYobo60]

IF the Tamiya product #70141 system isnt so good what would be a better way to drive a blade on a battlebot. I dont want the shaft on the motor to bend. plz respond

[slider7w]

@MrYobo60

I use Fingertech Robotics timing pulleys now.

[MrYobo60]

hey, where did you get the belt system that small?

[slider7w]

@MrYobo60

Tamiya product #70141

Not a very good system though...

[slider7w]

@Rayz093

Bagging groceries at a supermarket.

[slider7w]

@Xod3ing

Quiver had to stay under the 1 pound weight limit, thats why I had to use plastic over metal. He was never a very good robot though still..

[punnu5997]

Can you list the items used in the process, in plain english along with the tamiya product code, because I really want to know the R/C controller used in that.

[superkoolking]

you fool where is the actual making of robo nonense fellow



[TheOneSpiegel]

Please post this on makezine.com under projects.

[Ahmed0Elyamani]

cool !

[Robots4Sale]

i build and sell real battlebots, email me for details at thegoodrobot at yahoo.com

[strogg117]

@Glyndwr348

I recommend you to make mosfet transistor H bridge

[XthewaytofailX]

@roofy2k wow, that hurt. not!!!! *trollface*

[IsNotWhatSheSaid]

@slider7w * She was never a very good robot.