Source (video 17min): Building an omniwheel bike using hoverboard parts - James Bruton (YouTube)

I love riding hoverboards, so I decided to see if we could use the electronics and wheels from one to make a bigger balancing omni-directional vehicle. Other channels have attempted this, but generally they just made the wheels bigger which result in more velocity and less torque than the hoverboard controller is expecting. I solved this by matching the wheel velocity with the correct belt ratio. In Part 2 I’ll be putting thrusters on to make to go forward too!

  • @[email protected]OPEnglish
    3•1 year ago

    I’m out of the loop… and I’m not sure if I want to change that, hehe.

    EDIT: I did the search...

    Source (with VERY EXPLICIT NSFW images): Wooden_Horse | Pictures | Scrolller NSFW

    Wooden_Horse Discussion, pictures, gifs, videos featuring the delightfully painful and humiliating BDSM device known as a wooden horse, wooden poney, Spanish mule, rail etc.