ftc swerve drive 3d models

FTC Team 4366's 2021-2022 robot to play the Freight Frenzy game. Changes to the telescoping arm were not fully modeled. ...The new design was using a sprocket interfacing with holes drilled in the inner tube to act as a rack/pinion.

- Made to GoBilda's Sonic Hub or Hyper Hub - Has a funnel-like design to keep string in line - Best use with 4mm Screws - Diameter of 1.75 inches - Added holes for securing pulley string Made by **FTC 7444 Sisters of the Motherboard**

Imported from Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2037476This is a phone mount designed for the LG Nexus 5 for the FTC robotics competition. It fits the nexus 5 without a case and has a few choices for screw holes. ...Designed by Team...

... brackets were designed for GoBilda sizing. ...These brackets are if you are trying to attach an extrusion at a right angle to another extrusion. These brackets are specifically designed for FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) teams. ... Compatability: GoBilda

This is an innovative phone mount created specifically for the LG Nexus 5, engineered to meet the demands of the FTC robotics competition. The sleek design seamlessly accommodates the Nexus 5 without any protective case in place, offering flexibility...

... patterns, effortlessly accommodating either #6-32 or 4mm bolts featuring a socket head or pan head. ... Designed specifically to securely hold the iconic red or blue FTC competition flag in place, this model is engineered for precision and reliability.

The FRC team 33's 2018 robot, Buzz XXIII, featured the utilized swerve module. ...Both a comprehensive SolidWorks file containing material specifications, weight details, and appearance aspects, as well as a STEP 214 file are available for download.

This is a Lunar Wheg wheel I designed for FTC team 8372, built to conquer the mountain and engage the churros as it climbs up. As the robot ascends smoothly, my design proves its worth. For V2.2, simply mirror this object to create the Wheg for the...

Humanity has crafted the FTC game Skystone with precision, housing a tetrix motor hub within its framework. We employ 12 x 6 x 2 sealed bearings on each side, ensuring smooth operation. No additional support is required, as all pieces are carefully...

During our teams practice we found that if you hit the main button it will close the FTC app which will stop your robot from moving. So this is a two part cover that will protect the button from being hit. This has the STL and Solidworks part.</p>...

This is the Stone Block for the 2019-20 FTC Competition. The Design was not created by me, but I took the .step file from andymark and converted it to an .stl. ...If you want the original, you can download it here:...

... 4.0 and subsequent versions, available in both .asm and .prt formats. For additional FTC parts or to learn more about our offerings, simply visit https://smtechftc.weebly.com/contact.html or reach out to us via email at smtech.robotics@gmail.com.

... closer look, I have included a STEP file at the end.Of course, all STEP files have been provided. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment, DM me or find me on the FTC discord, @Mason| 14147With love, High Voltage Couch Bananas 14147

It was built to pick up cones for the FTC 2022-2023 season. It worked very well for our team and now that I am done I though why not let other teams try it. The design needs you to print multiple parts but usually they can be printed in one go over a...

We crafted a winch for lifting up a glyph grabber as part of our FIRST FTC Relic Recovery project. It features a central hole where you can securely tie off the string. The design incorporates a 0.77 inch hole pattern to seamlessly integrate with...

Similar to the [Linear Bearing Slide for FTC](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4958057), however made with MISUMI slides, which are smoother and more robust. For rigging help, I made an explanation [here](https://youtu.be/Qyfs6OcRtGQ). Lift...

This is a legal version of a team prop that FTC teams can use that will allow teams to create fast autonomous opmodes without worrying about running over their team prop, or another team's team prop. The team prop is .5" thick, so a robot could roll...

The Velocity Vortex attachment is designed specifically for the 2016-2017 FTC game. It serves as a tool to lift the cap ball off the floor and onto a robot. The device features Tetrix attachment holes at one end, allowing for easy integration with...

The innovation never stops - a brand new swerve module designed to revolutionize the game of robotics forever, emerging from the ashes of the highly competitive 2020 FRC season. This ingenious creation is set to change everything, as its sleek and...

The design allows for mounting a phone onto an FTC robot using the center hole pattern, which is compatible with Actobotics (diagonal holes), goBILDA, or Tetrix (on-axis hole slots). Extended hole patterns for these formats are available in...

This is an enclosed team marker system that FTC team 13712 utilized on our robot this season. X-Bots is our name by the way, hit us up with any 3D printing inquiries. This self-contained unit was designed for the goBuilda 2000 series dual-mode servo...

... the pulley and the shield. Technically, the ridges form unsupported overhangs; your printer's ability to reproduce these may vary. FTC 7172 has used these on many of their robot designs and they work well to keep cables in place around the pulleys.

While it may be larger than Swerve for scale's sake, this blaster has incredibly detailed features that make it perfect for 3D printing in resin. To add an extra layer of fun, the muzzle and rear of the blaster have been designed to fit Siege Effects...

A cascading linear slide prototype for use in FTC teams and hobbyists. Can be made for under $30 and provides a great platform to learn and test linear slide ideas before implementing them on a competition robot. It is rigged with a bi-directional...

Contributed by FTC team 16750 - Sammamish High School Technototes from Bellevue, Washington. This is a tight little linear slide block that uses Tetrix (Pitsco) parts: (1) Standard or continuous rotation servo and horn (W39177) (1) Linear actuator...

This is a part allowing you to set up a competition station that holds controllers, phones, and USB branches securely\nThe controllers slide in effortlessly for a snug fit but can be easily removed when needed\nIt's an excellent way to keep your...

And we're finally ready to officially open Swerve's Bar from Lost Light, as seen in the IDW Comics! As there are many parts to this build, let's explain a little about how the files are organized by folders inside the attached ZIP file: Files in...

The initial Black Box swerve system, created by FTC team 4977 in 2012, is co-axle for infinite rotation without slip rings. Entirely constructed using Tetrix components, assembly only needs a hacksaw and drill. For queries about this design or CAD...

... test frame and features 3D printable gears. It initially employs 1/4 shafts and bushings; however, by using 8mm drive shafts, it can be modified to work exclusively with cost-effective gears, in conjunction with an 8mm to 1/2 hex adapter.

The inaugural off-season maneuver from C.O.R.E. ...2062 features a swerve drive as its primary innovation.