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One of the easiest way to get really strong, resilient weapons is have them commercially laser cut out of AR500 armor plating steel. Info:
One of the easiest way to get really strong, resilient weapons is have them commercially laser cut out of [https://sendcutsend.com/materials/ar500/ AR500 armor plating steel]. Info:


* We do this with a service called SendCutSend. The club will do two SendCutSend during the semester, so mind those deadlines.
* We do this with a service called [https://sendcutsend.com/ SendCutSend]. The club will do two SendCutSend during the semester, so mind those deadlines.
* Figure out how your weapon will mate with your motor, gear, pulley, or whatever.
* Figure out how your weapon will mate with your motor, gear, pulley, or whatever.
* Ideally, 3D print a prototype out of PLA or TPU and prove it works before ordering in AR500 steel.
* Ideally, 3D print a prototype out of PLA or TPU and prove it works before ordering in AR500 steel.
* Look up the thickness on the SendCutSend site, and post the material, thickness, quantity, and the DXF file(s) to #sendcutsend on Discord.
* Look up the thickness on the SendCutSend site, and post the material, thickness, quantity, and the DXF file(s) to #sendcutsend on Discord.
* [https://www.dropbox.com/home/Duke/Combat%20Robotics/2023sp/sendcutsend%202023-03/generic A number of generic weapon designs are available here].
* '''[https://www.dropbox.com/home/Duke/Combat%20Robotics/2023sp/sendcutsend%202023-03/generic A number of generic weapon designs are available here].'''

Revision as of 01:38, 27 January 2024

One of the easiest way to get really strong, resilient weapons is have them commercially laser cut out of AR500 armor plating steel. Info:

  • We do this with a service called SendCutSend. The club will do two SendCutSend during the semester, so mind those deadlines.
  • Figure out how your weapon will mate with your motor, gear, pulley, or whatever.
  • Ideally, 3D print a prototype out of PLA or TPU and prove it works before ordering in AR500 steel.
  • Look up the thickness on the SendCutSend site, and post the material, thickness, quantity, and the DXF file(s) to #sendcutsend on Discord.
  • A number of generic weapon designs are available here.