Designing IndyMower Body With Form Tool

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Nikodem Bartnik

Күн бұрын

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@Alex-ds4vy Ай бұрын

Had to pause the video to admire the organization of your tools, truly beautiful!

@thomgizziz 26 күн бұрын

I had to pause the video to admire how he gets all of his materials and machines... because he isn't paying for any of it and it seems he isn't doing all the work either.

@gerGoPrint3D Ай бұрын

3D scanners are incredibly useful. I recently used mine (show in a recent video) to design dust covers for a new 3D printer (which I printed using a large 0.8mm nozzle). I had never even heard of the Form tool in Fusion, but I'll definitely try it for my next similar project! Your videos are truly inspiring!

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

Thank you! Good luck with your projects!

@divyaprakashbiswas8781 Ай бұрын

Hey Nik, I really like this project. I also like the way you keep upgrading your design and manufacturing tools for your projects. Thanks a lot for sharing and keep it up!!

@zentechnician Ай бұрын

Use hot staples to hold that together or get an actual "plastic welder". I usually just use a soldering iron and some outdoor heavy duty staples. Once you get good at it you get it to where you can't even see the staple. I did buy a plastic welder but haven't used it yet, it was under $20 on aliexpress and came with several different shaped "staples". Hot staples make a surprisingly strong joint and they don't really weigh anything.

@alphabetaed3007 Ай бұрын

OH Hell Yeah! I love the Bambu brand and this project

@38delphy Ай бұрын

Bonjour, Super commentaire. Enfin, je peux suivre tes vidéos. Super idée cette traduction automatique. Génial.

@ChristophLehner Ай бұрын

i see you got the spacemouse for fusion. whats your opinion about it? is it worth the money?

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

Honestly I am a big fan, it's definitely something you don't need to design in CAD but it makes it so much easier to reach any part of your design and short cuts are great once you are used to them (everything can be configured on your own). I had the compact version for a long time and now I have the pro one and it's quite cool!

@ChristophLehner Ай бұрын

@@nikodembartnik thank you

@sandorkonya Ай бұрын

Hi there, try to use the chassis to detect bumps from every direction -> you can put a spring underneath the mounting points with a pressure sensor and if something bumps from one side into it, you will see a change in the senors readings. Do this on multiple points and so you can detect if the mower hangs somewhere.

@Excalibur32 Ай бұрын

Fun project! Thanks for sharing all the details.

@repairchannel Ай бұрын

Beautiful! Thank you for taking us through the whole process.

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Tab7.6.Tab7.6 Ай бұрын

Nie no, niczego sobie 👍 Jednak jestem nieco rozczarowany. Liczyłem, że przy takim zapleczu technicznym w pierwszej kolejności zaprojektujesz i wykonasz docelową płytę podłogową, chroniącą elementy wewnątrz przed czynnikami zewnętrznymi. Tutaj jest trochę tak, jakbyś zaczął budowę domu od prowizorycznej konstrukcji pomijając fundament, umieścił na niej wszystkie instalacje, a na koniec dał solidną więźbę i pokrycie dachowe 😉 Drobna uwaga: brakuje wyłącznika awaryjnego umożliwiającego szybkie zatrzymanie robota. Niby jest zawsze pod kontrolą, ale licho nie śpi.

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

To by mocno skomplikowało projekt i próby sprawienia że coś tak dużego będzie wodoszczelne mogłyby się nie udać dlatego na wszystkie wrażliwe elementy w środku zrobię mniejsze wodoszczelne obudowy, tak będzie dużo prościej :)

@Tab7.6.Tab7.6 Ай бұрын

@@nikodembartnik Oczywiście zdaję sobie sprawę z tego, że pełna wodoszczelność nie jest możliwa (ani też konieczna), nie jest to bowiem robot off-road do koszenia na bezdrożach ;-) Bardziej miałem tu na myśli ochronę przed wilgocią, kurzem czy ściętą trawą. Dlatego niezupełnie zgodzę się z tym, że projekt byłby przez to bardziej skomplikowany. Cienka płyta z litego poliwęglanu czy polipropylenu to dość wdzięczny w obróbce materiał, dający się łatwo ciąć czy wiercić. Nie byłoby problemu aby zrobić z tego jednolitą płytę podłogową i w razie potrzeby usztywnić dodatkowo aluminiowymi profilami. Po skręceniu z górną pokrywą całość miałaby odpowiednią sztywność. Przednie koła wystarczy osadzić w gniazdach wydrukowanych na drukarce 3D i przykręconych do płyty z użyciem oringów, mamy więc w tym miejscu 100% separację od czynników zewnętrznych. Tylne koła - na osiach simmeringi umieszczone w odpowiednich elementach montażowych. Podobnie jak na osiach napędowych tarcz tnących. W pokrywie górnej mógłbyś uwzględnić rowek pozwalający na umieszczenie silikonowej, okrągłej uszczelki, ciętej z metra. Jest ona na tyle elastyczna, że po dociśnięciu do płyty podłogowej dałaby odpowiednią szczelność. Ale to wszystko takie luźne, niezobowiązujące uwagi, sam ocenisz na ile istotne na tym etapie. Na pierwszy rzut oka implementacja może wdawać się problematyczna, ale tylko pozornie. Natomiast bardziej ciekawi mnie czy będziesz kładł większy nacisk na ulepszenie sposobu koszenia. Wersja z przewodem ograniczającym jest jak najbardziej ok, lecz losowe ruchy robota siłą rzeczy nie są zbyt efektywne. Inspiracją tutaj może być na przykład system Bosch LogiCut, gdzie robot koszący kosi równoległymi pasami. Przy Twojej wiedzy jestem przekonany, że uda się Tobie stworzyć prosty algorytm realizujący tę funkcję, co więcej ze zmianą kierunku pasów co drugi cykl ;-) W każdym razie trzymam za to kciuki :-)

@rafalhomik2839 Ай бұрын

Jak zwykle świetnie się Ciebie ogląda 🙂 Jeszcze trochę i będziesz mógł sprzedawać kosiarki nie tylko podstawy jeżdżące.

@mecanizadosgrela7380 Ай бұрын

El caparazón se ve muy bien, felicitaciones.

@madeautonomous Ай бұрын

Hey, I'm a little confused with the 3D scanner, your scan was incomplete, so what was the purpose? Love the shark design btw.

@chaizon3053 Ай бұрын

basic scan just to make sure the scale of his cad was the same

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

Just to check if the assembled mower is exactly the same dimensions, if plates and profiles are properly mounted and if everything else in my CAD is as it in the real world.

@phizicks 14 күн бұрын

how will you map out the area for it to be automated? gps is not cheap and sensors aren't too great.

@TechKnightOne Ай бұрын

Instead of CA glue I'd recommend 3d gloop for pla or petg.

@kurtilc Ай бұрын

in minute 5 you mention a video explaining the form tool, can you post the link please?

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

It is linked in the description

@kurtilc Ай бұрын

@@nikodembartnik aaah weird, in german youtube (youtube settings to german language) this is not shown for me. so sorry for asking, changed it to EN as a standard now :)

@panddahd5978 Ай бұрын

Really nice design! Is the series over or will there be more comming? I also want to build a mower as an university project. Is it possible to get the code you used and as well the electric circut?

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

It's not over! There will be more videos in spring :) I will share everything once it's ready

@AnUndertaleEnjoyer345 Ай бұрын

Love this project

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

Love this comment

@hippopotamus86 Ай бұрын

Use STEP files instead of STL. Should never need to use STL's anymore. STEP files support curves where STL doesn't. You get more accurate prints with STEP.

@CjLuis-k4t 29 күн бұрын

Hi Nikodem will you kickstarter this project like you do on the arduino robot chassis

@RandomAccountHolder Ай бұрын

I hope you do an RTK version instead/in future. One that can also install a laser and do driveway weed killing too. We have a 450m drive that we currently have to spray. A solar powered laser weed destroyer would be great.

@DanielRivera-td7cd Ай бұрын

Could you do a tutorial on how adding the flaps on the pieces after working in forms Id love to know how to do it

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

It's a lot of extruded sketches combined with cut, combine, thicken and press/pull tools

@grzegorzgajda1208 Ай бұрын

Pretty cool project, yet I find it like shooting fly with howitzer.

@litegaming4d Ай бұрын

Hello! I’m a new subscriber and excited to learn from you. I’m a young man with skills in computers and IoT, and I’m flexible when it comes to technology. Could you please provide me with a step-by-step guide on where to begin and what topics to study? I was particularly impressed by the video demonstrating how you integrated ChatGPT with a machine to create a robot, and I’m eager to acquire that knowledge. Thank you!

@Markus_Rühl_MTG Ай бұрын

Oh and a other question? Is youtube your full time job now?

@Jarko1401 Ай бұрын

Bardzo fajny projekt, ale powinieneś pomyśleć o kwestiach bezpieczeństwa. Na przykład jeśli ktoś podniesie kosiarkę, to ostrza powinny przestać się kręcić.

@szymon4602 Ай бұрын

It looks like Lamborghini :)

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

No, it's better than Lamborghini :)

@Gwynbleidddo Ай бұрын

Lawn-borghini

@chaizon3053 Ай бұрын

try getting 3d gloop

@thomaskletzl6493 Ай бұрын

do you have tips for fusion 360 i need a negativ of around 600k polygons. curently my ram of 32gb is limiting my results

@robertpoynton9923 Ай бұрын

I like this but wasn't the point of the Indy project for anyone to build it? 3D scanning and printing is out of some people's scope. Will you do a more diy friendly enclosure?

@nikodembartnik Ай бұрын

3D scanning was just a step for me as I wanted to make sure everything is fine with my design, it won't be necessary as the case and everything else will be already designed. But, yes you will need a 3D printer and there is no way around that unfortunately.

@robertpoynton9923 Ай бұрын

@nikodembartnik I thought you would have done some kind of vacuum mould or fibre glass shell. I'm glad you're still working on the project, I want to build this soon

@Markus_Rühl_MTG Ай бұрын

why dont you put your printers in your shed? because they release fumes and you think they should be in your house? Love the vid thoo!

@feku_pl Ай бұрын

temperature fluctuations and humidity would make 3d prints way less accurate

@TomsBackyardWorkshop Ай бұрын

3d printers work best when you have a controlled environment. Sheds usually don't have insulation or heat/ac and they tend to be very dusty.

@Markus_Rühl_MTG Ай бұрын

@@TomsBackyardWorkshop i see your point

@amiddled Ай бұрын

This printer is fully enclosed with air filters.

@throwawaypt2throwawaypt2-xp8nx Ай бұрын

naw plastic builds the lungs and immune system