Thread: Bumpers, snap on/snap off
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Hmm..now what?
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Re: Bumpers, snap on/snap off
We attached delrin blocks to slide into 2x1 pieces off of the chassis. Then dropped clevis pins in to hold them, can get all four sides on and off in a breeze, inspectors like it, and it looked clean.