It's just a concept right now but I wanted others to see that the scale doesnt quite match. Right now its just stacked on there and neck is a little too long.
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@Troy
Have you thought about a wheel hub bearing? $19.90 free shipping on ebay
Hub Bearing
Here is another possible ebay item
www.ebay.com/itm/4-92-125mm-Turn-Table-Heavy-Duty-Lazy-Susan-Bearing-Dining-table-turntable-L51-/300906867913?_trksid=p2054897.l4276
Thanks for the links Dave and rgordon! I think a high quality lazyrobot would be cheaper and less vertical height....though the wheel bearing is ultra strong! ...Troy , I am sure you'll post a vid !with! the arms and head
when you can
Heavy Duty Swivels
BUSHHOG-ZTR-MOWER-SPINDLE
@irobot58, I sure will. Some things are just trial and error.
@rgordon, the second one looks promising because its open in the middle. The other two won't work because I need to have a hole in the center for the center axle with sprocket to come through.
Update: I just ordered this one. I think it will work fine and it's only $10 total.
I decided to sketch out a new frame where I can get the batteries as low as possible and still access them.
That's pretty cool Troy.
@Troy keep up the good work! are you using a jigsaw to cut the ABS? if so make sure you use the correct blade(I am sure you know that!)