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Re: pic: Prototype 6WD

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Originally Posted by Jim Zondag View Post
So basically, the advantage of #35 is that it allows you to be sloppier in your design and fabrication. If you pay close attention to these details, you will never have a problem with #25 chain.
This is part of what I think of as fault tolerance. You can stack a lot of errors a #35 chain will still work.
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