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10-05-2008, 20:56
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Re: Building the kitbot frame- mate the holes?
All the parts are mated great now!
I've been playing with the smart fasteners tool, but I can't figure out how to get it to fasten only one set of two holes. Whenever I select a hole to fasten, it makes one really long fastener that goes through all the holes that line up with that hole. For example- in trying to fasten the end cap to the top of the rail, it makes one bolt that goes through the end cap, then the rail, then the other side of the rail, then the other side of the endcap. How can I go through just the first two? EDIT: Scratch that, found the split feature. Last edited by Bryan Herbst : 10-05-2008 at 21:33. 
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