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06-01-2008, 23:21
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Re: Forklift
My team used a forklift in 2005. We made it out of 1in x 1in 80/20 Aluminum. We used delrin slides to connect them, and pulleys and wires to lift it. It worked fast but (if you use a wire) you must keep the wire taunt, and you want to power it up and down. I forget where we purchased the materials from. here is a link to our 2005 gallery
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