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Why dont you use a brushless Motor with a bell. I dont think that sth without shaft can have a bend shaft
23:43 You turned into a vertical spinner by spinning horizontally your horizontal weapon bearing bot ahah
Like if you are a cheesecake fan!
new attachment could be called baby cake
The steel floor seems pretty nasty for cheesecake with how much force it throws into those walls.
Cheesecake(x) Wheelscake(√)
That hit so hard that it destroyed theism
How thick is the carbon fiber top/bottom? 1/8in?
It's about 1/16", 1.5 mm.
How's the beetle weight bot going
Slowly making progress! The belt-driven weapon needs some careful design work, but that's nearly done.
can someone explain to me the tap out i mean i understand that if you tap out you forfeit but why would you do that if you still have a chance to win????
Well, it depends how good of a chance you think you have. If it's a pretty low chance, and if you can still accept a loss without falling out of the tournament, then you might choose to tap out to avoid taking additional damage and being unable to repair your robot in time for the next fight.
@@alexsalchemy thx
Cheesecake vs Tiramisu? I call that the Battle of the Deserts' Sweet wits
Cheesecake - the tiny warrior!
How was old cheesecake bigger yet still weighed as much as new cheesecake which is smaller and has holes for weight reduction?
That's a good question! As you compete, you slowly learn how to redistribute your weight for better performance. Old Cheesecake had a lot more weight in the weapon and the black chassis plates, whereas new Cheesecake has relocated some of that weight into the battery and into attachments like The Sweet Tooth.
I am planning to try this with TPE FROM FILAMENTUM
hit every point perfectly
23:38 not working? wrestling it is
for the fight cheesecake vs vector, who was flippin playing pinball from a arcade place
2:29-2:36 sounded like cheese cake was chomping on lo bot"s wedge, even though cheese cake likes to eat wheels
Fantastic tourney. I'm really enjoying the ant weight combat. Thanks.
Highly entertaining to hear your thoughts throughout your fights. Congratulations on your win. Idea: commentary on the other fights in the tournament, with footage if available, or pix if video not available. Subscribed, thanks.
Who thought that a steel floor would be a good idea for robots this light? It works for the larger weight classes because the weight itself allows for traction and makes allowance for magnets and whatnot easier, with robots this light it's just going to be a total ice rink.
I've actually heard that the Battlebots floor (also steel) is kind of an ice rink as well. Apparently this lack of traction scales up, but steel floors are nice because they're more resistant to damage and getting sharp parts stuck in them. Ultimately though, I agree, wood is my preferred floor material.
@alexsalchemy I understand for the higher weight classes needing that durability since they still need to replace the panels regularly, especially if a bot like Tombstone or Deep Six decides that the floor looks delicious that day, and I suppose not getting stuck in the floor as often is kinda nice for a driver, but a steel floor on such small bots is just excessive. Especially since a wooden floor takes minutes to replace and can be done for far less money.
would there be any major difference to cheesecake if you were to tilt the spinner by 10-30º?
they built that thunderdome terribly.
CHEESECAKE CHEESCAKE!
are studded or spiked wheels allowed? the problem with the low-friction floor seems to be 2-fold, not only do you go flying, you don't get to actually impart any energy into the thing you hit. I do have a very silly idea about an alternative way of generating grip via suction but it's almost certainly too fragile and not doable within your weight constraints
definitely think you want to be reversing over bots like free throw, means you can engage them with you weapon much quicker once behind
my weapon shaft is strong enough...just too short
Lt Dobby, you got no wheeeeeeels
I kind of want to see a rematch against mudksipper
Your Achilles heal has always been your driving skill and missed opportunities.
Fix the insides and try to make them stronger. I can't count the times something broke!
Those walls gotta be fixed!
Cheesecake got stuck!
Cheese cake is a monster
Hi Alex I have been loving watching cheescake and I am currently making my own bot and i have a question maybe you have mentioned it already and I'm deaf but how close is cheescake to the weight limit?
It depends which attachments I'm using. Without the Cake Slice or Sweet Tooth, Cheesecake currently weighs around 435 grams (the weight limit is 454 grams).
Can’t believe how quality well done your videos always are for such a small channel! I watch every one. I wish you much success:)
I think its best to have 4 wheels
I love watching cheesecake's evolution.
"i'll try spinning that's a good trick" got me laughing way harder than it should have.
Cheeesecake, CHEEESCAKE CHEESCAKE :) Do you have a tutorials channel?
i have a vey important question, how do you afford the repairs, i do beetleweight so I get its more expensive but still, is there like a cheat code to durable motors?
Well, at this weight class, my drive motors are Repeat Robotics ones which seem to last forever (especially since my wheels are protected), and my weapon motors are battle hardened (I smear epoxy between the magnets in the rotor) and they have their shafts replaced with tool steel core pins, so the shafts rarely bend.
Timothy's Tips: -Give Cheesecake better traction on steel, such as probably a magnet to keep on the ground. -Unlike SMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, Free Throw has a sturdy frame that doesn't bend, proving the point that minivits are better than SMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE is true. -Use the sweet tooth against low-ground bots like Free Throw to keep on the ground and gain traction.
Do you think you'd run magnets if you fight out west again? I've seen them get real popular out west.
Would you consider adding a fan to make a vacuum under the bot to keep it stuck to the floor a little better?
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Beetle weight, here we come!
Never forget that failure is the best teacher. When we stop failing, we stop learning.
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chanting " CHEESECAKE CHEESAKE" !!!!! You are such a wonderful sport!!! I hope you have kids.
A more suitable wheel for the slippery metal arena may be in order.
Another crazy idea: as the blade is slighty angled, you should get some gyro by spinning the robot. Is it possible to put it on its side voluntarily? So turning it into an unexpected vertical spinner. And to give it a little bit of movement, turn the side armor into bristles.