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Team Standard
We're building the team standard now and are running into an issue. We were unable to find out the ideal dimensions of the standard itself and the rods that will be used to secure it.
Has anybody made theirs and would like to share their dimensions? |
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28-01-2016, 14:19
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Re: Team Standard
You can find the details of the dimensions here:
http://www.firstinspires.org/sites/d...ifications.pdf Personally, we thought 12 by 24 was a bit long so ours is 12 by 18 at its longest point. It doesn't have to be a rectangle. I created a corn-shaped standard for ri3D and we have a more traditional-shaped standard for the FRC team. Other than that, we used the specified OD for the poles. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask! |
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28-01-2016, 14:30
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Re: Team Standard
We ordered ours from RoboPromo, with our logo on there as a custom graphic. Considering we just want simple & elegant, it takes the work off our hands.
If you're making your own, you could spec the measurements from the FIRST documentation on Standards here. |
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