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10-01-2007, 10:48
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Re: Welded Aluminium?
where'd you read that?
I would assume that the game components this year are welded together rather than bolted? Welded aluminum is just that. Welded aluminum. It can be done but it's difficult because of the consistency of the aluminum at such high temperature or something like that. As for your concerns about the effects on the robot-- What are your thoughts on this, so people can put some information out there. |
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