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FIGURE 14-12<br />

The 4-inch-tall<br />

aluminum channels<br />

used for the frame<br />

of Live Wires.<br />

FIGURE 14-13<br />

Cross-sectional<br />

layout of the<br />

new motor/sprocket<br />

shaft adapter.<br />

Chapter 14: Real-Life <strong>Robot</strong>s: Lessons from Veteran <strong>Build</strong>ers 323<br />

to attach to the sprocket shaft. The other side has a ½-13 right-hand thread to<br />

match the drill shaft. Down the center of the drill shaft is a 6-mm left-hand thread.<br />

(I have no idea as to why Bosch uses English and metric threads on the same part.)<br />

The left-hand thread prevents the adapter from unscrewing itself. Since the screw<br />

that came with the Bosch drill is an odd-shaped screw, I used the Bosch screws instead<br />

of trying to find my own.

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