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Re: Tubing for ball intake

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Originally Posted by RoboChair View Post
I feel soap would actually be counter productive, it would make it easier to slide off quickly if you mess up the order. But seeing as the latex is literally floating on air there isn't much that the soap would do.

I will post a reminder in our team slack to put the video together during our next meeting on Wed.
I was more referring to a non-compressed air approach, however, 250 thou is a lot to overcome for an interferance fit, even with an 'easily' yielding material. Probably not possible.

How do you adjust the ends of the rollers? i.e. move the last inch of the latex up to your mark on the Al tubing?
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