Just found this photo of the encoder/motor holder



https://github.com/rosmo-robot/Rosmo_3D ... coder.jpeg

Nice :) The issue is that the encoder pocket needs to be _opposite_ the motor, on the same side as your mounting flange. We could cut the centre of the flange away I guess? Just need to make sure there is enough material to be structurally sound. I think it could work if we lengthen the 'flanges' (i...

Nice, I love it :D I can't seem to get images working here, but I added some here: https://github.com/rosmo-robot/Rosmo_3D/blob/main/V2/images/Readme.md At first glance, the only part I think might need attention is the motor/encoder holders. I love the concept of what you've done, but it's unclear ...

So I did a bit more on this, and I have a few questions. This is great! Thanks.. Will the blue motor mounts be bolted to the main chassis with M3 hex bolts, with the nut held in a socket? How is the motor connected to the tracks? The spinning end of the motor has 4x M2 screw holes: https://github.c...

duplicate

I put the motors in approximately the right location here: https://3dviewer.net#model=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rosmo-robot/Rosmo_3D/main/V2/dev/Chassis-motor.stl Files: https://github.com/rosmo-robot/Rosmo_3D/tree/main/V2/dev I think the motors need to be held by this part https://raw.githu...

Nice,

Niiice, thanks

Could you confirm you're happy to release this under a CERN-P license https://github.com/rosmo-robot/Rosmo_3D ... in/LICENSE ?

I'd attribute by linking to your forum profile here in the readme.

This CC-BY .STL https://github.com/rosmo-rob ... _Caps.stl might be useful?

https://3dviewer.net#model=https://raw. ... r_Caps.stl

Ah sorry, yes do please move it if it's in the wrong place. I saw some had a [Paid] tag and incorrectly assumed there were volunteer posts here too.