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23-02-2006, 18:42
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Re: Got Weight?
It was mentioned twice before but my personal favorite tool in the Dremel. That means any screw that is too long gets the axe. Believe it or not, it does help. More so with the longer screws. Then again, our robot is all nuts and bolts so obviously, it would make a difference to us.
(Of course, we also swissed our robot. now we are comfortably under weight =D) 
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