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Re: Wheels - Plywood

one input... if you make the wheels out of plywood make sure that its not easy for some other bot to hit your wheels easily...

::i dont think that a plywood wheel will survive when a really fast robot which is going about 12 ft. per sec. hits it::


edit- there are ways that you can make a good plywood wheels... so just make sure that you build it the right way...

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