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Originally Posted by Sperkowsky
3dhubs is a really awesome resource if your team doesn't have the funds to warrant buying a 3d printer. In reality you probably won't print that many items for the robot and with 3dhubs you can save a ton of money.
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I wouldn't be sure of this. Last couple years 125's bots had a fair number of 3d printed components and not just the usual spacers. The Behind the Design book has a feature on the 2015 power transmission blocks for the elevator and the entire leading edge of the robot in 2016 was 3d printed.
Also yes, spacers, spacers galore and sensor mounts... Idk, seemed like a lot of random small parts that got printed the least 2 years.