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Re: What material would be best to build a bridge lowering arm?
Certainly a solid. Gases, liquids and plasmas would cause problems.
Cast iron? Seriously? Aside from it being far too heavy, it is not very tough: It breaks easily. Most teams will be using aluminum. Some will use wood, or perhaps Lexan. None will use Plexiglas (Acrylic) because it is dangerous. |
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Re: What material would be best to build a bridge lowering arm?
I'd say an aluminum tube. Our bridge lowering design is simply an aluminum tube connected at each end to two arms that lower and raise the tube.
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