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18-02-2002, 08:13
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no no no... i mean, if we have say 32 inches of threaded rod on our bot, but we only need like 2 inches of that rod to be threaded, if we file off the threads on most of the rod, will we get past the 20 inches of threaded rod restriction? or will they say that it's still threaded rod because it has threads on it somewhere?
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