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 that....was more far-fetched than the tennis ball I threw for my dog earlier today... - TeknicllyInsane [more] |
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Re: Glue?
If there's nothing against it in the rules, then it's ok to use glue on your robot.
Although you might want to be careful about using glue in the pits...some glues are hazardous, and might not be appropriate (ie. there is no way to get adequate ventilation for volatile glues) |
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