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Originally Posted by blazing130
Thank you for some answers. We have been using these wheels to demonstrate our robot to local students and our field tile is old and see no marks or holes.
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You don't happen to get into any pushing matches on your field tile, do you? It's not uncommon for robots that don't damage the field by just driving around to utterly shred the field when their wheels slip in a pushing match. (L.A. saw an FRC robot go through the carpet... in the FIRST MATCH... when said robot hit the wall in automode at top speed and kept trying to go to queuing.)
If you have block of something solid, put that next to your field tile, stand on it, and try to push it with your robot. I'll be surprised if you don't see some damage after a couple minutes.
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