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06-02-2004, 06:59
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Re: pic: Cyber Blue 234 teaser
Plus, when the season is all over you can use your prototype around the workshop as a step stool
 . Looks good though guys, a lot of people typically overlook wood as being "non-robotesk" (how some in my team refer to it) but I have seen some amazing robots (many better then our own) made out of wood. Good luck this year  |
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