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Re: Frame Perimeter Tolerance
At QCR last year, we had a piece of rope with 2 knots tied in it at 112". Unfortunately, it was rather difficult to measure exactly 112" because it stretched up to .25" or so. I was surprised we didn't use a soft measuring tape.
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24-01-2014, 07:53
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Re: Frame Perimeter Tolerance
When we used the sizing box, the robot had to fit, bolt heads and all. Now that bolt heads are not considered, this should be easier.
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