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01-09-2008, 22:58
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Re: pic: FRC 1771 Drivetrain
Thanks for the advice. This will be done on a CNC so lightening patterns may show up on this if we decide to do it. Although ~35lbs for a drivetrain may prove that reducing weight is unnecessary.
I will take into consideration the issue with bumpers flexing. On a seperate note does anyone have any experience with UHMW wheels, specifically in a cantilevered scenario like this. 
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