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Driving omni-directional wheels
Our team currently has AndyMark aluminum 8' omni wheels. Our plan consist of have a 4 wheel drive system, driving high friction wheels in back and the omnis in front. When preparing to mount the wheels we need to know a few things:
Where to find "hubs" for the wheel to place bearings in to. also, since we plan to drive these wheels where can we find a 28 touth sprocket to drive. then as well how do we go about assembling all of this? any help is appreciated, thanks 
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