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03-10-2006, 13:55
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Re: pic: VEX Wheel Prototype
What type of machine was it printed on and from what material? Also, what's the overall diameter and width of the wheel? What do you plan for the wheels moving forward?
Rapid prototyping by FIRST teams is fascinating. It offers some advantages in saved time and money, but it can also make the manufacture of some complex parts seem a bit too easy. I'm curious to learn more about your experiences. 
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