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Gears and transmission

FTC 2026-2027 Arm Picker Robot Assembly

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Bounding box
400.0 × 942.9 × 550.0 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
43
Published
September 12, 2026

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goBILDA-based chassis, and the mechanism you’re showing already has several useful ideas: vertical structure, chain/gear transmission, and a front mechanism that could be adapted into an arm/picker. goBILDA has downloadable STEP files for its parts, including its 2026–27 FTC StarterBot resources. What I would design I’d recommend making the CAD as separate components: Main robot chassis Left/right vertical supports Arm pivot Arm Flower pickup mechanism Motor + gear/chain system Hard stops / limit positions Shooter Ball/artifact path from pickup → shooter Mounting points for electronics The most important part is not designing the arm in isolation. We should design the arm and shooter together so the arm doesn't block the scoring mechanism. From your photos, I'd aim for something like: Front → pickup arm reaches the FLOWER → arm retracts toward the robot → game pieces transfer into an internal path → shooter sits higher/back on the robot → shooter launches into the large scoring structure That gives you a much cleaner overall robot than putting a huge arm directly in front of the shooter. For Fusion 360 The workflow should be: goBILDA STEP files → Fusion 360 → assemble robot → design custom arm parts → test movement → export .STEP / Fusion file → share with team goBILDA specifically provides STEP files for its current FTC resources, so we can use the manufacturer's actual geometry instead of recreating every U-channel and gear by handl. I need to create a CAD model for a arm picker upper for this years FTC 2026-2027 competition. Go build has downloadable files of each part. I need to be able to put it on fusion to send to others. This is to score in the flower for the competition. But we need to keep in mind about were to put shooter for the rest of the balls to go inside the big obstacle

Parameters

NameValueRange
Chassis Length400 mm300 – 500
Chassis Width400 mm300 – 500
Chassis Height100 mm80 – 150
Chassis Wall Thickness10 mm5 – 20
Chassis Mounting Hole Dia5 mm3 – 10
Cross Member Width20 mm10 – 40
Vertical Support Width50 mm40 – 80
Vertical Support Height450 mm350 – 550
Gusset Leg Length50 mm30 – 80
Gusset Thickness5 mm3 – 10
Arm Pivot Height Above Chassis350 mm250 – 450
Pivot Shaft Diameter30 mm15 – 60
Pivot Shaft Length260 mm150 – 350
Bearing Block Outer Dia80 mm50 – 120
Bearing Block Width40 mm20 – 80
Arm Length500 mm350 – 650
Arm Width50 mm30 – 80
Arm Height20 mm10 – 40
Arm Downward Angle30 deg0 – 60
Pickup Length150 mm100 – 200
Pickup Width100 mm60 – 150
Pickup Height100 mm60 – 150
Motor Length100 mm70 – 150
Motor Width80 mm50 – 120
Motor Height80 mm50 – 120
Small Gear Dia40 mm20 – 80
Large Gear Dia80 mm40 – 150
Gear Width10 mm5 – 25
Chain Width10 mm5 – 20
Chain Thickness3 mm1 – 6
Hard Stop Block Size20 mm10 – 40
Shooter Length200 mm150 – 300
Shooter Width150 mm100 – 200
Shooter Height150 mm100 – 200
Flywheel Diameter80 mm40 – 120
Flywheel Width20 mm10 – 50
Ball Path Length300 mm200 – 400
Ball Path Width80 mm50 – 120
Ball Path Height30 mm15 – 60
Ball Path Wall Thickness3 mm1 – 8
Electronics Plate Length200 mm150 – 300
Electronics Plate Width150 mm100 – 200
Electronics Plate Thickness5 mm2 – 10

Every value above is a live dimension. Open a model like this in the editor and each one becomes a slider you can drag before exporting.

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