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Re: New Techniques

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Originally Posted by Neil2012 View Post
Thanks! Those are great ideas. However, one of the major ideas discussed is an almost completely plastic robot. Our team recently got a 3D printer which makes plastic parts and now my mentor suggested a robot with parts that simply snap on. Has anyone ever tried or seen this before. Any tips on how this could be made to work?
Plastic robots? See 1714. 3d Printed robots? I suggest against it. Unless you have some fancy printer the parts probably aren't as durable as they need to be and you can't print in large scales. This would limit what you are able to do. Is 3d printing a part a good idea if you know the material can hold up to the loads it will see? Sure.
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