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Re: pic: Team 1817's Black Widow
David would appear to have the correct interpretation. Probably no problem with <R04>, but probably a problem with <R35>. This topic has been hit multiple times in the Q&A system (see here, here, here, and most directly, here: "The only cuts allowed in bumpers are vertical cuts, completely through the bumper, and perpendicular to the plywood. Bumpers may have gaps as shown in Figure 5-1 in <R35>.").

That aside, it is a nice looking robot. Like Greg Perkins, I am impressed by your solution for dumping the balls back out. Very ingenious!

-dave
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