FTC 2012 Robot for Team 4545 3d models

... your tank treads, the link to these treads are below. ...(I recommend you use Ultimaker Cura software since it autoscales the STL file) Created by Team 14194 Neocratic Nerds. ... TETRIX Tank Treads Link: https://www.pitsco.com/TETRIX-Tank-Tread-Kit

The robot designed by FIRST Tech Challenge Team 7854 (MidKnight Madness) for the 2017/18 Relic Recovery Season will undergo continuous updates. The Computer-Aided Design (CAD) displayed here is created for educational purposes and may be subject to...

The Main Power Switch Placard features a robust 8mm Fastener Grid that ensures secure attachment to any surface. ...It is specifically designed to be compatible with the REV Robotics Power Switch, allowing for seamless integration into your system.

Main Power Switch Placard with 8mm fastener grid. ... Compatible with REV Robotics power switch

A cost-effective gearbox model, specifically crafted for FIRST Tech Challenge applications, is presented here.

First prototype for a team shipping element

Second prototype for a team shipping element. ...Features a narrower base and funnel for easier printing

I crafted this flag holder in TinkerCAD to adorn our FTC robot for the 2017-2018 FTC Robotics Competition, Relic Recovery. ... The slot on the back is specifically designed to accommodate zip ties, ensuring seamless integration with any building system...

This is a housing for holding the FTC Power Cell.

We're FTC Team #9707, and we've crafted this bracket with the Tetrix kit of metal parts specifically for use in FTC Robotics competitions. Our goal was to create a more affordable alternative to commercially available metal brackets, which can cost...

This is an example of a differential swerve drivetrain for FTC.

This is an example of a differential swerve drivetrain for FTC.

This box houses the Slim battery from Rev Robotics, specifically designed for use in FTC competitions. ...It features a unique Tetrix hole pattern for easy integration into robotic systems built around this popular robotics platform.

FRC 461's 2012 robot CAD.

Team 75's robot, affectionately called "Eve".

This was de robot that Team 15600 was planning to build for the FTC 2021 season.The plan was to build it in its majority using 6mm MDF and a lot of 3D printed parts.

This was de robot that Team 15600 was planning to build for the FTC 2021 season.The plan was to build it in its majority using 6mm MDF and a lot of 3D printed parts.

Humans were engineered specifically for the 2012 FRC competition, crafting a miniature robot capable of ascending a 10-foot metal pole to secure additional points.

A tilted phone case you can use to mount your phone in FTC

The Phone Holder is a product of the inventive minds at Attack On Robot FTC Team #10664. Engineered to perfectly complement the sleek design of the MotoG smartphone, this innovative holder ensures your device stays secure and within easy reach. ...If...

A robot designed for the UniGames competition was constructed by mentors belonging to FRC 3132, following FTC guidelines.

Here's a hook I designed for the 2015/2016 FTC Challenge Cascade Effect. The 3D printed hooks weren't quite strong enough, so I came up with this to be cast instead. If you're not familiar with PLA casting, do yourself a favor and check out some...

It's engineered to screw into the hole spacing of Tetrix, which is used in FTC robotics competitions. You'll need small screws to secure the sensor to the mount as shown in the photo. ...Using brass screws will likely prevent interference from iron...

To add support, simply screw an 8mm threaded rod directly into the hole and secure it firmly with a disc nut combination. ...A notable improvement in version 2 is the elimination of the locking grip feature.

... into the 3D viewer works just fine. ...FTC team 2939 Zenith's robot was designed specifically for the 2014-15 game, Cascade Effect. ...Its main objective was to collect and fire 2.8-inch diameter plastic wiffle balls at field goals with precision.

We utilized MiSUMi extruded aluminum for our FTC robot's linear slide built with 3D printed parts during the RESQ season. One linear bearing is inserted between two pieces of MiSUMi extruded aluminum, while another linear bearing is mounted on the...

... tubing mount ourselves, working in tandem with a fellow team member. ...A D-shaped Tetrix axle served as the foundation for the primary hole's shape, while the Tetrix hole pattern provided the precise placement of the four holes required.

A mechanical device is utilized to reel in or release rope, suitable for linear extension purposes. ...Equipped with a mounting hole for attaching a Tetrix axle or motor hub, it can also be directly mounted on a motor for operation.

The "doublenum" drive system is a prototype, adhering to FIRST Tech Challenge guidelines. ...It utilizes four sets of mecanum wheels for holonomic movement. ...Made from sheet metal for manufacturing ease.

CLOUD RAY BELT GEAR MOUNT for 4545 Aluminum Extrusion I was building a laser cutter with the 4545 aluminum extrusion I already had in storage. I needed mounts to fit some of the belt gears from a cloud laser gear kit.. nut holes are 45mm centre to...