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14-12-2005, 21:21
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Re: Input On Steel chassis w/wood inset
I personally wouldn't use it because i think it looks bad and there are more sophisticated alternatices such as plastics.
In a pinch though, wood definately has a few advantages. Its readily availabe, can be "machined" extremely easily, is fairly light and strong and very cheap. It would be really interesting to see a nice furnature quality mahogany robot. I built a teak computer and it looks sweet! |
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