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Re: Wood vs. Steel Barrier
If you're looking for a cheap solution, though I'm not sure how it compares to the real steel, what our team did was grabbed a whole bunch of pieces of angled aluminum and just put them on one vertex of our wooden barrier. Seems to work for us. Just gotta drive the robot around each time instead of going over and back.
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