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Re: Banebots Wheels
I wasn't in a manipulator group so don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure we were considering using Banebots wheels for our old 30 point climber. I remember seeing them sitting askew around the CAD room. But I think we ended up deciding on using these instead.
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Re: Banebots Wheels
I can tell you this, the blue urethane wheels from mcmaster (or the canadian wheels as we call them) are a better option. They have zero wear over time and have just as much, if not more grip than the bane bots wheels as far as shooter application in 2013. As far as application to other game pieces, I have no idea how bane bots wheels would work. If you can, I would try out some urethane wheels from mcmaster it seems as though a lot of teams are picking up on them and they are becoming very popular.
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