Tetra Parts

[Doug G]

We made some today, using the leftover 1/4" HDPE from the ramp from two years ago (and last year's platform). I think it will hold up better than the LDPE they use. We've already noticed one of their LDPE clovers starting to rip. Using a good band saw, I was cutting out clovers from the HDPE about one every 2-3 minutes.

[Andrew Cole]

Originally Posted by Doug G

We made some today, using the leftover 1/4" HDPE from the ramp from two years ago (and last year's platform). I think it will hold up better than the LDPE they use. We've already noticed one of their LDPE clovers starting to rip. Using a good band saw, I was cutting out clovers from the HDPE about one every 2-3 minutes.

Thats the same stuff that we used on the water-jet and it made 500 in 30 minutes

[Doug G]

Originally Posted by Andrew Cole

Thats the same stuff that we used on the water-jet and it made 500 in 30 minutes

500!! Well, if I had a water jet... Don't get me started!! So I guess your ready to make ~ 40 goals/tetras!

[HPA_Robotics_13]

I am confused about the parts used to assemble the tetras and goals.

Do all of the goals AND game piece tetras used on the FIRST playing field use the pipe nuts to hold the them together or is this only the goals? Will the game pieces in the competition have PVC end caps, as per the schematics provided for teams to make their own playing fields?

Someone please clarify!

[Twstdkittie]

Originally Posted by HPA_Robotics_13

I am confused about the parts used to assemble the tetras and goals.

Do all of the goals AND game piece tetras used on the FIRST playing field use the pipe nuts to hold the them together or is this only the goals? Will the game pieces in the competition have PVC end caps, as per the schematics provided for teams to make their own playing fields?

Someone please clarify!

Yes, I think they all use the same hardware. As far as I have been led to believe... I think in the actual competition they are as the schematics say.