Thread: 14 inch protrusion beyond frame
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Re: 14 inch protrusion beyond frame
The appendage must be articulated. Basically, it must begin the match inside the perimeter, but then can be mechanically moved/extended outside, so that it is no longer in the position it started in (as long as it is no farther out than 14").

If your appendage moves in/out of the frame perimeter by itself, you're fine.

If your appendage can not move on it's own power, you have a bit of a problem.
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