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U-bolts

Posted by Patrick Dingle at 1/27/2001 1:26 AM EST

Other on team #639, Red B^2, from Ithaca High School and Cornell University.

There was some brief discussion on the General Forum about using U-clamps/bolts to mount the drill motors to the robot. Let's say, hypothetically, that our team is using the drill motors, and hypothetically, we are considering clamping them on with large U-bolts. Does anyone have any wisdom about mounting motors with U-bolts? Or is it a bad idea in general?

Thanks
Patrick Dingle
Team 639 - Ithaca High School &amp; Cornell University
prd8@cornell.edu

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