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30-01-2005, 01:37
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Re: Kitbot transmission plate
You could always cut it short or use different supports(prefrebly L or C channel aluminum extrusions) mounted underneath the transmissions. They have three rows of those slip holes, and atleast one depending on your set up should be overhanging on the inside of your robot. Should work well for what you need.
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