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Re: Plywood and 2x4 Cutting Diagrams for Field Elements
I am missing the specs on the "spring?" for the lift - is there a guide to the hardware for the field elements anywhere? Thanks for the cutting diagrams.
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Re: Plywood and 2x4 Cutting Diagrams for Field Elements
OMG! Thank you so much. For the past 3 years my team has decided to build at least half the field so that we can practice. This is so helpful!!!

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Thank you so much for assembling this, it will help reduce waste a bunch!
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Re: Plywood and 2x4 Cutting Diagrams for Field Elements
The Peg Lift peg size is missing also. No specs on it
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The Peg Lift peg size is missing also. No specs on it
The peg lift peg is on page 9 of this document https://firstfrc.blob.core.windows.n...amVersions.pdf TE-17002-05

Please remember to refer to the official drawings for anything that may be missing or you have questions on.
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OMG! Thank you so much. For the past 3 years my team has decided to build at least half the field so that we can practice. This is so helpful!!!

Thank you so much!
You're very welcome. Putting the components together today we noticed that I left one part off the diagram It was for the "human" loading station. Part #1, if I recall. I included one, but there should be two. Everything else worked out great!

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I am missing the specs on the "spring?" for the lift - is there a guide to the hardware for the field elements anywhere? Thanks for the cutting diagrams.
The spring is: https://www.mcmaster.com/#9664k68/=15oiof2 cut to 9".

Assembly instructions are here: https://firstfrc.blob.core.windows.n...amVersions.pdf
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Re: Plywood and 2x4 Cutting Diagrams for Field Elements
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Do you have a link to the barb piece that goes on the end of the spring?
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Do you have a link to the barb piece that goes on the end of the spring?
It should be in the FIRST drawings. Last page of the lift drawing, as I recall.

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