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 As engineers we should aspire to create, not destroy. If this is the case, why would we want to create machines with the sole purpose to destroy?
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pic: Four straight seasons of glorious powder coating!
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17-11-2015, 16:02
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Re: pic: Four straight seasons of glorious powder coating!
How quickly do you generally finish your robot in order to powdercoat it before the season ends?
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17-11-2015, 16:32
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Re: pic: Four straight seasons of glorious powder coating!
1st robot is done in about 4 weeks. 2nd bot, the one that is powdercoated is done at the end of week 5 and returns from powdercoating shop in the middle to end of week 6. Then spend 1-2 frantic days putting it back together and test it out. Having the robot at the powdercoaters for 3-4 days is really tough, but we can justify it because we have the other robot to practice and program with.
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20-11-2015, 19:33
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Re: pic: Four straight seasons of glorious powder coating!
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