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 i do not TOUCH the robot. i don't even press the load button or the reset button. nooo touchy. but i like it better like that, this way, when something goes wrong, i can wholly blame the electronics ppl - nehalita [more] |
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24-04-2007, 15:31
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Re: Designing Anodized Parts
I'm curious how many teams that anodize their parts build their robot (or parts of it) first, then tear it down and send it off to be anodized.
I'd love to find the time and the resources to get our machines anodized, but usually I'll be hard pressed to take something apart once we've put it together and I'm a bit nervous about sending off parts that may not even fit together. |
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