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31-01-2004, 20:32
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Re: Scrap material?
i see no reason that it would be illeagal...aslong as the metal is used as a raw material and not a final product for the robot
example. if you are making a motor mount and using the leftover metal from cutting a sprocket 3 years ago that would be fine. but if you were using the sprocket that wasn't used in competition any year i would say that is against the rules. i hope that came out clear 
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