via Luke Spademan
I started off by following the provided worksheets. These give you a guideline of what you need to do while forcing you to be creative and come up with some solutions and ideas of your own.
I decided to use the provided box for the chase. This seems to be a very popular choice. Once I had connected the motors to my Pi and to the chase, and bolted the ‘ball castor’ to the chase, I cloned the git repo.
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