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View Poll Results: What kind of chassis are you building?
Wide Chassis (longer side in front) 139 44.27%
Narrow Chassis (smaller side in front) 175 55.73%
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Re: Poll: Wide or Narrow Chassis?

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SQUARE. Meccano wheels actually work best with the rollers forming a "perfect" X. That is, the wheels should be in a square, hence square frame (Ether can verify this, I found some white papers of his but I'm too lazy right now to find 'em again.). It doesn't matter which end is front, but one end will have to be the front regardless. You can't swap a hole in the frame halfway through a match!
Square where the wheels contact the floor? or square at the outside of the frame?
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