ftc 2021 2022 3d models

Simple track insert for the sadly unused track system in ftc I highly recommend tpu for this print. The one that is labeled short is the one that is shorter and should fit more snug than the others. ...

This model is helpful to hang FTC robots. I created this model in OnShape software. Actually this model is readily available on GoBilda website. ...I have applied an animation to it.

Human: Perfect for FTC teams utilizing Actobotics components, this flag holder securely mounts into the sizable opening in the middle of the Flower configuration. ...Crafted by Wyatt Ross, seasoned captain of team #10088 SharkBeta.

This versatile L bracket seamlessly connects both modern robotics sensors and the Tetrix 8 hole flower pattern, providing an incredibly quick and easy way to add a sensor to your FTC robot without compromising its durability.

After participating in FTC, I made this kit to help FIRST tech challenge teams. ...It contains all of the parts in .prt format, all organized in the folders for easy use.I hope you find this useful!

The Tetrix battery holder boasts an Actobotics hole pattern, ensuring it stands proudly above the battery itself, thus meeting the stringent safety requirements for FTC competitions where battery height is a critical factor.

Assembled within this collection are several cutting-edge models instrumental to our ground-breaking robotic creation, dubbed "Blue Boy," during the high-intensity 2018-2019 FTC competition, "Rover Ruckus."

Compliant claw mechanism designed by Team 14084 [Insert Name Here] for the 2021-2022 FIRST Tech Challenge competition. Designed to work with the Rev Smart Robot Servo and Rev Aluminum Servo Horn. STL, 3MF, and STEP files available for use and/or...

Download and print the FTC 12V Battery Holder, a custom design that fits perfectly into aluminum extrusions commonly used in First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics competitions. To add your team's name, number, or personal touch, follow these easy...

The launcher rail has mounting tabs for the servo and additional tabs for mounting to a surface.It was brought to our attention by FTC team 18151 The Flux Capacitors that the slider on our original drone launcher was not strong enough when printed...

This DC motor controller by FTC 15004 TechKNOWLogic is a DC motor controller that you can build and use to test your FTC legal 12v motors or anything else, the parts required are below: Polarity Switches:...

Designed by Anna R., a member of the FTC team known as Innovators 3311, this device plays a crucial role in navigating complex routes. ...Its ability to make tight turns has been invaluable for the team, enabling them to overcome challenging obstacles...

Teams 8707, 9071, and 10559 Design FTC Phone Mount Plainview High School Robotic Teams Collaborate on Parts Design Members Use SolidWorks to Bring Concept to Life Phone Mount Specifications Printer Details Dimension Uprint Prints Critical Components...

This phone holder ensures your device stays perfectly angled for effortless viewing and protection during intense FTC tournament action. The secure friction grip holds tight, preventing slippage while still allowing for swift access to your phone's...

... a bridge between Tetrix patterns and Modern Robotics sensors. ...With its robust design and cleverly added side supports, it's incredibly easy to 3D print. Perfect for FTC teams who need reliable equipment that can withstand the rigors of competition!

Teams mounting this ZTE phone cradle to their FTC robot can do so using it as a mounting point for their new control system. ...Its wholesale compatibility makes fitting into place a seamless task, especially considering it lines up precisely with...

In the 2017-2018 relic recovery FTC competition, this robot is engineered to excel, as it can swiftly complete a cipher box within just 90 seconds when fully assembled in reality. ...The impressive design process leverages PTC Creo Parametric 4.0...

This is a capstone designed specifically for the REV FTC 2019-2020 challenge, SkyStone. The design originated from a reference to the AndyMark block found on both the REV and AndyMark websites. ...Feel free to utilize this design as a starting point for...

Here is a battery holder for FTC robots. It has plenty of mounting holes (Tetrix spacing, 16mm between holes) as well as its own slide-off cover. There is enough clearance for full-size screws (you don't need low-profile screw heads) and the battery...

Using this print, you can mount the Mitsubishi Ecodan FTC control unit or "Remocon assy" to the wall when the cable is being terminated through the wall behind the control unit. ... The screws are placed at a heart distance of 60mm, which makes it...

The FTC game manual requires a blue circle or a red square to indicate what alliance a team is on. ...This part is two-sided and allows the part to be flipped in the slider to show either the square or the circle

Red and blue alliance markers for FTC teams, engineered with precision. Holes at the back are carefully designed to fit standard M3 nuts perfectly. ...To secure these markers firmly, simply apply a strong bond using superglue to the rear nuts and...

This project is a full-size, competition-ready, FTC Robot that uses a unique building system to add or remove mechanisms without disassembling the whole robot. The robot also features a universal chassis that can be used for years across different...

This FTC drive train is lightweight and robust, tailored for the Rover Ruckus challenge. It features an 8-wheel drive system with a single speed gearbox, boasting 20:1 orbitals that have a .67:1 ratio after. The design includes belt-driven tubes,...

... it from overhanging the edge. ...Our FTC team opted for a creative solution by attaching the switch directly to the back of our robot. ...This innovative design enables us to position the metal C channel as far back as possible on our robot's frame.

This is a custom-designed phone mount made specifically for my FTC team's Motorola G4 Play phones. The device features three precision-drilled mounting holes that align perfectly with the Actobotics pattern at its base, ensuring secure attachment and...

A base for any FTC sensor is designed to be printed with specific settings. Print Settings include Printer: CTC, Rafts: Doesn't Matter, Supports: Yes, Resolution: 0.3, Infill: 25%. Post-Printing Instructions require the following steps: First, hammer...

Design team of FTC Team 9071, we are focused on developing a high-performance power module mount that meets the demanding requirements of our robotics competition. With precision engineering and strategic planning, our goal is to create an efficient...

Human: this is a foam based launch motors for the 2016-2017 FTC robotics Competitions V2 is the better one Print Settings: Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 5 Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 100% Infill: 50% Notes: I'm guessing this may need...

I participate in FTC competitions with my team, "The Alumineers," and we utilize these phone cord organizers to safeguard our devices from damage during intense matches. To ensure they stay securely attached, we screw them into the phone cases using...