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Re: What materials do you most commonly use on your robots?

Whatever material you decide to use, make sure to experiment with it before the season starts. A robot made out of 80/20 that can play the game is better than spending 6 weeks trying to figure out a new material and not having enough time to refine your design. If you're barely finished your robot last year in the 6 weeks, make sure your team this year is able to be competitive before taking on additional challenges.



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Originally Posted by MichaelBick View Post
It all depends on your resources. 341 built one of the best robots in 2012 with 8020.
Quoted for truth. Resources means experience as well as material and capability.
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