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Re: Anodizing
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Actually, anodizing does ever so slightly increase the dimension of the part. I couldn't see the effect being anything more than negligible in a FIRST robot though. From what I recall, anodizing adds about 0.0002 inch, whereas powder coating can add up to 0.020" I've never actually measured it.
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While this theoretically is true, there has been instances for us in the past where we have made parts to very tight tolerances (+/- .001") and then anodized them only to find they no longer fit together. We make sure to anodize parts and then remachine them if they require a tight tolerance (such as a press fit for a bearing)
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