Hello, I would like, as part of my teminal project, to create a friction wheel in order to throw a ping pong ball. Does anyone have an idea of how to do it.
N.B.: I'm on solidworks 2015 and here's an overview of what I have so far:
it's good but by your tree of creation we can't see anything
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You have to do the right button, save the image as.
A compressed air system would be better...
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Otherwise google is your friend in 2 seconds I found at least 4-5 links here are 2
http://cats92.free.fr/ROBOTS/Perfectionnement/plusLanceurBalles.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QpUVFGGTqU
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To see the image, you need to save it.
Otherwise, sbadenis, I'm asked for a solidworks simulation...
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Hello
Rather minimalist as a study, it reminds me of a message I posted not long ago.
Depending on what I see the ball is going to go anywhere.
An idea:
A tube to guide the ball
A tube tip 2/3 open to orient the opening up or down.
A foam roller type paint roller on the top (or bottom) driven by a motor.
And that's it, by changing the speed of the motor, you change the speed, and by placing the foam roller below or above, you change the effect.
For bullet info = Ø40mm
sb
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I have some news: I added a wheel and an arm to move my piston but mtn I try to animate it with a motion study. Only, when I try to move my piston so that it pushes the ball, it's as if it hit it, and it doesn't stay stuck to the end...
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I don't understand why with the animation, even when I put a contact between my piston and my bullet, the piston goes through ...
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Hello
Where are you with your project?
Did you succeed?
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No, nothing new I'll try to see what I can do