Debacle vs. Wasp - SBB 2019 Grudge Match

[@hex1044]

I love Debacle, it's always a shame to see it lose its weapon belt.

[@retroray58warby98]

Debacle - Tombstone’s baby brother.

[@themuffinman4044]

i think one of the main things that makes debacle so good is how fast it drives

[@datguy8805]

I wish you can get accepted into battlebots

[@andrewbondurant8513]

A bit to light of a bot lol

[@creaturedanaaaaa]

@@andrewbondurant8513 nah they literally tried applying with Max Velocity and got denied a few years back

[@nickd.7267]

I miss your robots

[@clikzip]

Good video, well fought even after you lost the belt.

[@megasharky8801]

Sorry if you think I'm spamming but what should I make my spinners out of

[@TeamVelocity]

S7 is what most people use, heat treat to about 54 HRC.

[@megasharky8801]

Thanks

[@robo9466]

TeamVelocity I am currently reading Robot Combat tutorial by Marco meggiolaro, from team Minotaur, and they specifically mentioned S7 steel at 54RC being used in spinners. What I’m wondering is, should I use steel in my armor too, or aluminum?

[@megasharky8801]

I would use steel because steel is more rigid than aluminum

[@robo9466]

MegaSharky An aerospace grade aluminum scaled up in thickness by 1.44 has the same stiffness as steel, with 68% of the weight. The issue is that aluminum has a lower hardness, so which metal to use depends on the application. For armor, I believe aluminum is best

[@megasharky8801]

I'm going to do Robothon next year, my robot is named Jam-C but I'm going to do hobbyweight, not beetleweight

[@megasharky8801]

I made Jam-C out of a toolbox

[@switzerlandball8954]

debacle is down?!?!?!??!?

[@carterbunch6821]

Minotaur vs tombstone

[@Fkidd702]

That’s a mini tombstone hu