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06-01-2009, 13:13
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Re: pic: 842's Robot Chassis - Carmen cheesed rear
Me and my brother (GUI) were wondering if you thought about bumpers for the front(?) two corners? We rechecked the rules on bumpers; <R08> A requires each segment to be at least 6" long, <R08> I requires all exterior corners to have bumpers, and <R08> M says the entire length of the bumper needs to be supported by the robot structure. I can't tell exactly what's going on there, so you may want to recheck those ones
 Other than that, that's one beast frame!  I love the cheese-holing job! Is there a specific reason you kept the long and narrow orientation of the drive train?
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