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Re: Working with Quickframe

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Originally Posted by Dale View Post
We didn't want to cut the frame's base members and use 9230s for fear of affecting the stiffness and strength of the frame. I suppose that would be fine higher up if the robot, though.

We have been making our own L brackets as described out of aluminum L material. It's just a pain and it's much fun when you're not dead on accurate lining up the holes.
Why not machine/cut the end of the tubing square (the piece butting up against a frame member), then put a small triangular plate on each side as a gusset, then rivet it all together. Many teams have done this well, specifically 2056 this year.