Build help i have pics CRAWLER

[robotnerd]

hey people i need help withparts schematics anything and everything plz i needhelp i am just a begginer

robotnerd

[robotnerd]

PLZ IF U R seeing this plz help me

[cooldog]

don't double post...

what are you asking?

what do you mean by "i have pics"?

[robotnerd]

srry i forgot to post em my com shut down and i lost em

[robotnerd]

anyway i am trying to make a crawler or a spider-like robot and i am a lowish budget so do u have any idea on some designs for one and some parts list

[Razor Concepts]

You can't just go out and make a crawling robot. You have to learn to start off with small steps. Check out the $50 robot tutorial, it will tell you exactly how to do everything - and after you do that, the crawler robot won't be too far away.

Also note that we aren't going to just hand you everything (because we can't). Just google "crawling robot" and just start looking from there.

[robotnerd]

i have already done the $50 tutorial bot and i lready googled "crawling robot" i didnt find much.

[cooldog]

okay first do more research. next instaed of posting a new reply every time there is a modify button in the top right on you reply.

a simple google search showed these- search "hexbot"




http://www.lynxmotion.com/Category.aspx?CategoryID=26

http://www.lynxmotion.com/Category.aspx?CategoryID=3

[Razor Concepts]

http://lynxmotion.com/

There you can buy legs for a crawler robot. I guess you could try to make your own, but it would be very hard to do. Also search for "hexapod", tons of people have made them before.

[robotnerd]

awesome thnx so much how much do you think one would cost in total.

[Razor Concepts]

$200-$400 depending on how cheap you go with servos

[cooldog]

to buy one

$1,163.22 USD

$200-$400 depending on how cheap you go with servos

plus a bottle of advil for all the headaches you will have trying to get it to work

[Canabots]

Bangarang has also created a tutorial descibing a basic hexapod robot. The tutorial is not completely finished yet, but I believe it is to be completed soon and the information on the page should be enough for you to start some basic form of the hexapod mechanics. Then, I'd recommend you use servos instead of DC motors and control it using your $50 robot board.

http://societyofrobots.com/member_tutorials/node/292

[ZacAttack]

ok, ill be building a hexxapod soon so go to this site  www.lynxsmotion.com  and go to their hexapod kits, u can buy peices to make your own since building from a kit kinda defeats the whole perpose