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12-21-2008, 02:08 PM
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Re: pic: Cheap 6WD
Plane the wood to 1/2" thick, Drill lighting holes, and laminate one side with 1/4" hardwood plywood?
I like where this is going..... Wood wheels also? We used PVC wheels a few years, the stuff used for exterior wood replacement. Worked well (won regional both years) Easy to make, drilled a hole in the middle, cut round on a bandsaw, pressed in bronze bushings, and bolted sprocket to the side (dead axle) Bronze bushings in our wheels made it through 2 regionals, nationals, 3-4 off season competitions, and is currently a test bed. Still on the same bushings. Last edited by Dad1279 : 12-21-2008 at 02:23 PM. 
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