Frame Perimeter Tolerance

[Hallry]

Instead of asking Chief Delphi, which is as official as asking a pet goldfish, ask the question on the OFFICIAL Q&A, where you'll get an answer who know is correct: https://frc-qa.usfirst.org/Questions.php

[cadandcookies]

Originally Posted by Hallry

Instead of asking Chief Delphi, which is as official as asking a pet goldfish, ask the question on the OFFICIAL Q&A, where you'll get an answer who know is correct: https://frc-qa.usfirst.org/Questions.php

Albeit a very well informed and intelligent pet goldfish.

Stil, it's true: FIRST Q&A is the only place you'll be getting an official answer.

[Gregor]

I'd recommend you take the advice from this thread now, not on the Thursday of your competition when you'll need to do it anyway.

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ighlight=frame

[Jon Stratis]

If you're going to build your robot so close to the max dimensions that you're worried about tolerance, I highly recommend bringing a big bag of candy to bribe your inspector with before he/she starts the measurement! I recommend Godiva chocolates.

[MetalJacket]

Like I said, at this point we're a little committed to our frame - I don't mean this to sound like I am ignoring people's advice. Once we have the drive assembled I will double and triple (probably even quadruple) check the frame perimeter to make sure we are legal and if needed, we can modify it.

[dtengineering]

Originally Posted by MetalJacket

Like I said, at this point we're a little committed to our frame -

And FRC is a little committed to the rule book.

Jason