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07-02-2007, 06:45
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Re: nits (rivets) question
aviv_levy0,
According to the parts flowchart (pg. 19) , the use of rivets is legal. Given these conditions, including rivets on the robot does pass <R23> and <R48>, which are the conditions for it to pass the safety inspection as well. Hope this helps, mgreenley Last edited by mgreenley : 07-02-2007 at 06:49. Reason: re-wording to not use "part" in the wrong context |
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