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Pit on Wheels!
I will need some help with this one.
During the competition season, I was looking at how our organization is for tools and everything and all I have to say is, ITS BAD. We have all our tools and what not in the FIRST boxes we recieve during kickoff. So I am posing for the FIRST community, I would like to basically create a Pit on Wheels. Basically I want to make two boxes that enclosed stuff on wheels. However, I don't know what the dimensions should be and I want to know what you think I should do. I want them to be big but still in the regulation size of the pit. If anyone can help me out that would be great. ROCK ON |
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