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could we use ball bearings on the mini bot? yes i have looked at <R92> over and over, but what do you guys think something like a ball bearing made out of material we can use.
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Make'm out of polycarb or aluminum - go for it. But you have to make the bearings; those materials are "raw" materials allowed only.
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why polycar or aluminum why not delrin?
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thats what i thought thanks guys
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so what about PVC does PVC come in plastic balls or pellets
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I misspoke above - you can use polycarbonate in any form, whether it's something you fabricate or something you buy. Aluminum, you can only use things you make out of raw stock, or Tetrix parts. |
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that is what I thought ok, I was not sure if there was anything else I could do to them. what about using the PVC as a roller part its still in pipe form?
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um can I possibly get a direct answer with this?
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Doc,
<R92> The following items are the only permitted materials for use on the MINIBOTS: A. TETRIX components that are not in violation of any other rules, (Tetrix components are listed in Approved Tetrix Parts at www.usfirst.org/frc/competitionmanual), F. Polycarbonate, G. Polycarbonate glue, Q. PVC or CPVC pipe and fittings, R. PVC cement or cleaner Yes you may use pipe as a roller. The Tetrix allowed parts list has one type of ball bearing that is legal for your use and one sleeve bearing. |
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i know that but can i modify my PVC pipe into something that's not a pipe
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<R92> The following items are the only permitted materials for use on the MINIBOTS:
If it started life as a PVC pipe and an inspector can tell that it's heritage is traceable to a PVC pipe then it may be used in a modified state. |
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