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Robot Width
We're a rookie team and made a bit of a mistake in our design. Our chassis is exactly 28" wide. The problem is, there are a few bolt heads sticking out beyond the 28". Are there any tolerances with the measurement? Our bumbers will still fit flush against the robot.
I've tried posting this to the Q & A, but I can't seem to get permission to post with my account. 
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