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Re: Rookie Prototyping Materials

2x4's and 2x3's should be your go to material for prototyping. A lot of the best teams use them for prototyping. Look at 254 in 2014. Also, vex hex shaft and thunderhex is good because it can drive most wheels for prototyping and a minor modification makes them able to be driven with a drill. Watch the recent game sense series on prototyping. Other good materials are the igus products. Super quick pivots and mock ups of arms can be made using igus.
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