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Re: pic: Team 639 Front Omniwheel

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I believe that metal is refering to studs. a metal wheel would be permitted, assuming it wasn't blade-ish on the edge.
No, actually it wouldn't be permitted. A wheel is by definition a traction device. You cannot have *any* metal touching the floor, no matter what. I believe the 2004 rules are even more implicit than the 2003 rule you just quoted.

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Re: pic: Team 639 Front Omniwheel

Actually, the 'machinist' as we will call him, had to freeze the urethane to cut it nicely. Then he froze it again to drill the holes for the axles through it. Then, he placed each and every smaller urethane 'wheel' on a lathe and counterbored each side by hand, which took about 2 weeks, seeing as how urethane of that type is incredibly resistant to wear and extremely...squishy.

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