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Re: Wood Chassis vs. Kit Frame

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Originally Posted by Kyle Love View Post
I know of a certain team that is using the kit frame with an intake, and so far there has been no structural issues with the frame after altering it for the intake system. Also, there are hundreds of holes to mount to on the kit frame.
You can make the kit frame work, for sure! That doesn't stop all those teams from milling frames out of thick sheet aluminum

One thing I've learned over the past few years is that there are many far more important aspects of robot design, than how the chassis is made. Chassis design is a great area for teams to do things how they want to....whether it's to save money by using a kit frame, show off their CNC design abilities, try out different materials or construction methods, or whatever.