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Re: U bolts
Posted by bill whitley at 1/24/2001 8:26 PM EST


Student on team #70, Auto City Bandits, from Powers Catholic High School and Kettering University.


In Reply to: Re: U bolts
Posted by Jason Rudolph on 1/24/2001 7:06 PM EST:



Last year our team used U-Bolts to hold our drive (drill) motors in place. We put the motors in their (plastic) casings and filed notches for the U-Bolts. We had very little success with this as the motors had a tendency to rotate under the U-Bolt.

Bill
Team 70

: : Our team is using some U bolts on our robots to keep the motor where we want it. Some of our people asked if we could use them and no one was really sure. We can right?
: : thanx ^.^

: Yup, they are fasteners, which are unlimited as long as you use them as fasteners, which you are doing, so it is legal.
: Jason


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