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CAD Reviews

Engineering reviews of the fleet's critical mechanisms. Each review pairs SVG sheets with a markdown summary explaining design decisions, fabrication, and R24 compliance.

⚠ READ FIRST: Polycarb Tube R24 Compliance

The team's earlier polycarb tube spec (ID 2.55″) violates R24. The corrected dimensions are in the R24 audit below. Do not cut any polycarb until you've reviewed the audit.

Polycarb Tube R24 Audit

SKIMMER 2822A · 5 sheets · revised 2026-05-11

R24 compliance correction for the polycarb tube. Tube dimensions updated to OD 2.55″ / ID 2.43″ / wall 0.060″. Includes two-piece clamshell funnel cap (R24-legal alternative to the original single-piece 4.5″ funnel). Covers fabrication process, OnShape walkthrough, TinkerCAD walkthrough, and Bambu P2S 3D print prototype settings.

1Developed length audit · 2Fabrication compliance · 3Corrected tube CAD · 4Funnel flat pattern · 5Funnel assembly
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Skimmer Path A Roller

SKIMMER 2822A · 5 sheets · 2026-05-11

Front compression-wheel roller for Path A floor pickup. 3× 4″ flex wheels on shared shaft, 12″ active width, axle at 1.7″ off tile. Covers wheel selection rationale, compression geometry, width allocation across the 18″ chassis, and roller-to-tube transfer geometry.

1Wheel selection · 2Compression geometry · 3Width front view · 4Roller-to-tube transfer · 5BOM + fabrication
Open roller CAD →

Spoonbill Rotating Claw

SPOONBILL 2822D · 5 sheets · 2026-05-11

Hex face indexing for pin orientation control. 5.5W rotation motor on lift carriage drives a 1:3 reduction to the claw turret, giving 6 preset positions at 60° intervals. Covers hex face math, gear ratio rationale, wire routing options (slip ring vs wire wrap), and tactical use cases.

1Hex face indexing · 2Rotation mechanism · 3Gear ratio + encoder math · 4Wire routing · 5Three positions demo
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Polycarb Tube CAD (Superseded)

SKIMMER 2822A · 7 sheets · superseded 2026-05-11

Earlier polycarb tube review kept for iteration history. Tube ID recommendations in this review are outdated — see the R24 audit above for current dimensions. This review's analysis of element cross-sections, cinch mechanism geometry, and full assembly still applies; only the specific tube ID values changed.

1Element cross-sections · 2Tube ID sizing · 3Tube length · 4Mouth options · 5Cinch · 6Mount · 7Assembly
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How to use the CAD packages

Each package contains:

For the engineering notebook (EN4 compliance), the team rewrites the package's design rationale in their own voice. The CAD diagrams can be referenced and traced as starting points; the notebook narrative reflects the team's own engineering thinking.

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