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pic: Cybersonics Team 103 - 2014 Robot Crev
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24-03-2014, 17:36
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Re: pic: Cybersonics Team 103 - 2014 Robot Crev
Looks good! some similar features to other robots obviously, but overall very unique (as far as i've seen).
Is it expensive/difficult to work with titanium? how did you decide to go for titanium? any videos of it in action?
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25-03-2014, 09:42
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Re: pic: Cybersonics Team 103 - 2014 Robot Crev
Titanium can be expensive, but we do have a sponsor that donates some of the material, the rest we source from McMaster.
It has its advantages and its disadvantages.
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