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Re: emergency sanding question

This is specifically answered in this Q&A
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Originally Posted by FRC1288
can you use sanding belts to move balls within the robot at low speed; they would be used for traction, and any actual sanding would be purely incidental
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Originally Posted by GDC
It is reasonable to expect that sanding belts will damage the balls surfaces, even through incidental contact. As such, under the Parts Use Flowchart, sanding belts would not be permitted.
So I would bring a different material for your belt. Other teams may have good materials for you. Worst comes to worse you could turn the sand paper belt inside out.
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