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Re: Designing Anodized Parts
To really save some time and frustration, especially if you haven't worked with anodize before i'd suggest reaming holes out after you get anodize back. That is IF you are very concerned.
We used A LOT of anodized parts this year on our bot 125 in technicolor
We left our dimensions the same and experienced no real huge problems with items not fitting. If your very concerned i'd go with cutting your holes slightly smaller than your actual dimension and then reaming them out after, it guarantees a correct fit regardless, and no one will see it.
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