How I designed the frame for my Underwater ROV
In my last post, “Underwater Alioli ROV“, I shared all the information I got from the Internet to build my Underwater ROV. In this post, I will explain how I made the...
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In my last post, “Underwater Alioli ROV“, I shared all the information I got from the Internet to build my Underwater ROV. In this post, I will explain how I made the frame.
The main thing the ROV needs to become real is a frame, something to rest on. After checking several designs from different websites, I got ideas and made my own version. Even if I had a clear idea about how I wanted the frame to look like I had to change the design because of the lack of pipe joins. My first version looked like this:
But then I realized that I made some mistakes in the design because it was difficult for me to find some joins. The reason was that I had only the choice of joins of a few kinds: 135 degrees (very open “L”), 90 degrees as an “L”, the shape of “T” and nothing else, so I wasn’t able to make the corners as an X-Y-Z Axis. This was why I decided to add some changes to make it compatible with what I could find in usual shops. So here is version 2 of Alioli Underwater Rov:
Here you have the Blender 3D project just for downloading:
I started building the frame, and here you have a step-by-step how to make it:
After building the frame, the following steps are to drill holes in the pipes so water can go through and put the structure together using screws. Then paint it with a preparatory coat and paint it yellow so it will start looking like a real submarine.
The following article details “Finishing the frame for an Underwater ROV“.
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