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The E-Ville Empire's(Team 5216) chassis
Our chassis is coming along well! Our climbing arms are not yet designed, and our shooter is not attached yet! Official height:14 and 7/8 inches
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02-02-2016, 22:52
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Re: The E-Ville Empire's(Team 5216) chassis
Looks good so far. Quickframe is really cool stuff, but a word to the wise. Those plastic fittings will eventually break if they are under stress and heavy vibration. I would recommend being ready with metal gussets to strengthen those connections. If it isn't under heavy load, you may be okay, but I would at least put a rivet in there to make sure they don't pull out.
Looks really professional. Hope the robot turns out well.
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