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05-02-2005, 12:46

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Re: Weight Reduction Help.

sawsall and giant holesaws

take the main channels/tubes of the robot and put a bunch of holes in them with a holesaw.. the result--> swiss cheese... just make sure you dont completely compromise the integrity of the robot..

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