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#20
13-09-2001, 15:44
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Carts
Actually, building a cart is not all that difficult. Our team's cart is rather simple, but has managed to hold three different robots with no problems. All it is is 4 pieces of angled steel with casters on the bottom and a piece of plywood across the center and a long handle on one side. Simple, easy, and efficient. Plus, the plywood makes it easy to decorate, or, can be removed if you space the sides out right.
Jeff 
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