pic: Legal Bumpers?

[BotDesigner]

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[notmattlythgoe]

Unless I'm seeing this incorrectly I would say no because your bumpers are actually inside of the frame perimeter which is defined by the angle below the bumpers.

[alicen]

I agree with the post above, but also, what is the length on that bumper segment? It doesn't look like it's at least 8" to me, but that could be a trick of the perspective.

[Nate Laverdure]

Cosmic background radiation (https://www.google.com/search?q=cosmic+background+radiation&tbm=isch) is not an approved bumper material.

[BetaHelix]

I think that it's too high up to be legal, as well as too short

[Jalerre]

I don't think a CAD model qualifies as a legal bumper.

[GeeTwo]

Cosmic background radiation (https://www.google.com/search?q=cosmic+background+radiation&tbm=isch) is not an approved bumper material.

Dry Ice (195K) and Liquid Nitrogen (77K) are forbidden cryogenics. Anything that goes below 5 is right out.