carmen ball handling

AlexD744 · #1 29-01-2009, 15:57

Make sure those spikes don't leave the bumper perimeter.

neoshaakti · #2 29-01-2009, 16:26

wow very nice, how did you connect the polycord? Is that urethane belting that you are using? hmm, we were thinking about doing a lift similiar but oriented a little differently using 1/8" urethane orange belting...do you think 1/8" urethane belting is good enough to grip the ball? Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the FIRST community

falconmaster · #3 29-01-2009, 16:40

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Originally Posted by neoshaakti

wow very nice, how did you connect the polycord? Is that urethane belting that you are using? hmm, we were thinking about doing a lift similiar but oriented a little differently using 1/8" urethane orange belting...do you think 1/8" urethane belting is good enough to grip the ball? Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the FIRST community

We are not that familiar with the other materials you mentioned, we are using green polycord from Duracord. It rips the balls good. It doesn't stretch much, but enough .

falconmaster · #4 29-01-2009, 16:41

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Originally Posted by AlexD744

Make sure those spikes don't leave the bumper perimeter.

We will make sure thee tubes are in dimension

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