Battlebot Build - MANDiii, 120 lb Drum Spinner
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- We built a 120lb Battebot for Robogames! Testing and Competition video coming soon!
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I knew It was georgia tech as soon as I saw that waterjet. I'm so jealous.
ok, this is like a dream to me
Keep up the work Dustin, I love all of your videos, and can't wait to see what else you've got in store. When I saw you had a new video up, I freaked out! Anyways, hopefully you have more videos in store for us.
Those drum spinner bots are just NASTY! They can chew up, flip, avoid, and outrun just about any other type of bot out there. Always know you’ll see a good fight when aa drum is out there
Makes me want to get into this stuff, just a shame I dont have the money, the equipment, or a team for it.
Bring back the room 415 adventures!
I plan to fully reboot the series when I get back to school in the fall.
ThisDustIn awesome! can't wait
Is there a reason you took them down?
Haha yeah, they were geared towards my friends and not intended for a bigger TH-cam audience. I plan to make more that are more relevant to the channel.
ThisDustIn darn Reddit made you famous
Hey look, it's Minotaur!
Dont u mean "mini taur"
No, the lightweight Minotaur is Touro Light. (same team)
Poison arrow
Not just Minotaur
The entirety of BattleBots 2018
Personally I would have welded every interior corner of the chassis along with the bolts. Also do you use heli thread in the aluminum because aluminum fails easier than u would think when u use aluminum threads. Cool bot.
beautiful!
Which component is used to lock the axle at its location?
hi bro I'm from india which controller are used to control robowar bot and which motor are controller are used to wepan
Nice build!!!
Wow I like the team work good job
Please suggest a good motor for dum of a heavy 45 kg bot.( Drum weight arround 5 kg)
What motor did you use for the drum and the drive?
I'm fine with more videos like this
What motors did you guys used please help me I need some info for a science fair
All I’m saying is you weld a Milwaukee angle grinder to some c-channel off a 1996 ram 1500 and then bolt some wheels to the c-channel. You power the wheels using the motors for the windows from the 1996 ram and then power the whole contraption with some 18v 12amp hour high output batteries from Milwaukee and then just fuckin send it bud
Battle bots are so cool
that is so cool! whewre id you buy the frame at 0:20 and all the parts? i think i have a lot of questions, gosh i would love to create my own battlebot!
We designed the robot from the ground up, the frame you see there we cut on a waterjet, a machine that uses high pressure water and garnet (basically sand) to cut through metals and other materials. The other parts we machined ourselves. We're fortunate to have extensive machining resources at school, we primarily use the waterjet, knee mills, cnc mill, and lathes. Most of the other components such as bearings, shafts, and chain we got from McMaster-Carr. The electronics mostly came from HobbyKing. If you're building your first bot, I highly recommend starting with a 3lber, there are plenty of competitions and you can build one for around 300-600$ using basic power tools. If you just google "how to build 3lb battlebot" there are tons of blog posts to get you started.
Which brushless u use?
And how much torque it will provide?
Can you pls tell me what power supplies did you use for the drum spinner
can you give a link about your brusless motor had used
really cool
Why you didnt build a tank with this machines?
Love the poor old lathe chuck being used as a weight
Can you share the type of motor used
Which metal is used and what is its thickness?
what metal is that frame for the body?
Where is the lab located at?
sorry if you mentioned it in the video but what remote are you using
What motors you guys used for movements ?
ampflow ofcourse
Your bot needs some sort of feeder wedge or those tiny things on minotaur that allows it to get under opponents easily
I think mandii has enough reach
You mean forks?
cool stuff
what type of motors do u guys used can i have a name
really cool :)
please tell me what is the thickness of steel and which type of motors are used and the dimensions of the whole robot
please and by the way your video is awesome 😁
Hello, can I forward your video?
What is the armor made out of
Did you do any stress / strain analysis?
Wicked badass
Sweet
excelente video me podría decir que tipo de materiales uso
what weapon motor did you use?Also how did you fund this, Im working on a 60lber and the cost is really starting to add up and I cant afford it?
The weapon motor was a Castle Creations 2028. Drum requires about 3000W of power to spin. We are a part of our college's robotics team, RoboJackets, so that is where the funding comes from.
Team Tanto Robotics I
@@thisdustin2435 how did you manage to supply it with 3000 watts
At 1:22, why do you have the bed filled up so high? I've seen waterjet work done before but always the bed was barely filled
stops splashing
Which battery did you use??
You need wedgelets to make the drum more dangerous
2:55. When you realize you need a smaller end mill than the radius of your pocket....
Sir, which motor have you used? Please tell me. I am in class 10 and I have a robowar near......
use A28-150 ampflowmotor boy
I didn't know that u good ppls had posted a vid about this...why is this not on a Robojackets page?
I have a question, were any of you guys in First Robotics, and if so, how much differently do you approach construction on a battle bot from a game bot?
I was never in First but some other team members were. But our typical construction process goes like this: CAD every single part and assembly, down to the electronics and screws. Waterjet frame and make holes and pockets on the mill/cnc mill. Cut plastic armor with tablesaw/chopsaw. Turn parts on the Lathe for pulleys/shafts/wheels. Tap holes for bolts. Assemble, mostly held together by screws, no welds. Wire electronics.
Thanks, this has been really helpful.
@@thisdustin2435 thank so much, i look forward to making a bat tle bot osme day, that'd be really fun, just messing around with it or have it destroy stuff or be in a little collection
so are you guys a college team or what? also super jealous of the wire edm machine you have access to
HELLO!!
Can you please share the cadd file of the drum roller.
it will be a great help
It looks like you're doing this at some kind of college or university, if so, where is it? I'm looking to major in Mechanical Engineering and I've always been interested in combat robotics
Georgia Tech. As it has been two years, this answer most likely does not apply to you, but I hope it can help similarly minded people.
Plz send ma a components list.....
it's dangerous!!
which type of battery you have used?
nothing dangerous....!!! 😂
lipo's are used for powering the bot.
Anyone know the cost of this robot including spare parts for a tournament?
Roughly 6k$
Hi guys, great stuff! im wondering what education and occupations you got, what way did you come from to get to build this robot?
We are all currently students at Georgia Tech and are in RoboJackets, our school's competitive robotics team.
awesome, thank you and good luck!
Is this Minotaur v2
Please Give me it's components description (like motor used for motion and roller , Arduino , motor controller , sheet , etc.)
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
arduino.... what the hell ...its fully controlled by rf controller...use A28-150 motor for all things and vex controller and ampflow 160 amp controller
why would they use an Arduino?
Definitelytly cool, but aren't most battlebots twice this weight?
5:12 man Solid Toiled Paper Wow!
4:25 I see a Numberphile shirt.
what type of motor is tt??
Rubenson Breña García it looks like a castle creations 800kv brushless inrunner motor
drive motors are castle creations 800kv brushless outrunner and drive are ampflow something
Wtf, those things are expensive
fought?
I'm getting to a point we're u r at building battle bots
please can you send me the plans and the materials that you used to build the robots.
Greetings from Peru, please.
I dub thee Sir Death Rumba
What was your electronics setup like? Did you just have redundant circuit boards or anything like that?
3 5800mAh Lipo Batteries, 2 Vyper ESC's, Castle Creation's 2028 Motor and ESC, 2 Ampflow A28-150s. No redundancy but made sure everything had a safety factor of at least 1 on max current capacity.
ThisDustIn any particular reason you used rechargeable batteries? Wouldn't disposable ones be more efficient?
To get that amount of power out of AA's you would need about 120 of them, and it would last 5 minutes. That translates to about 100$ of batteries per 5 minutes. Lipo's are far more cost efficient, as you can cycle them 100s of times without significant capacity loss. They are also more energy dense, meaning they don't take up a lot of space or weight for a given amount of power.
ThisDustIn what would your budget be for a thing like this?
Depends on your design, but can range between 3,000-8,000$
Looks like Minotaur
WHO BUILD THIS KIDN OF CONCEPT BOT FIRST? IS IT THEM OR THE MINATOUR OWNER?
HMMMMM SAME CONCEPT ? OR APPEARANCE
I bet you know those kids know how to f****** work analog
I want one😭😭😭
What fucking school do you go to that has all these cool toys?
Easy to do with a entire machine shop at hand.
They have some sweet machines!
Easy? no way
You should sell the BOM sheets, CAD, and CAM for these since they are so easy to produce for you.
Easy. Right. You obviously have zero experience with what it takes to actually design and machine high tolerance parts. You just don’t know enough about how this all works to know how difficult it really is.
@@johnd9357 You're clearly missing the point at hand. Process aside, compared to NOT having those kinds of tools (or funding for that matter) at hand, it is relatively easy. You have the resources available as opposed to having to outsource literally everything
Buenos Dias
Chasmic Holy shit
What would be better if home built no computers no machinery pure just 2 hands and what you got
Yeah, good luck putting a hole in metal with your hands. I mean if you want to be REALLY primitive, then even metals banned. Enjoy mudbots.
Minatour
Whats ur insta handle ????
0:45 i see a snacc
like
All spinner designs are too easy to counter.
First
When among robotics folks that has a different meaning.
My people, where’s an aggressive Dean when an Battlebot is knighted
Really? Minotaur clone?!
no spinning drums are actually pretty common in the combat robotics world
Ramon Reis yknow what came before minotaur, touro (same team too), yknow what came before that? Little drummer boy, you know what came before that? Scuicidal tendancies. By your logic its a scuicidal tendencies clone.
Ramon Reis it’s a type of robot
Just COPY and PASTE Minotaur robot from Brazil, congratulations....
Shut up idiot. They worked very hard on there own design and the only similarity is that it has a drum. You act like Minotaur was the first drumspinner.
Bruh Minotaur was a fucking copypaste. Get some lore.