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03-02-2009, 14:55
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Re: Robot Width
You will have to reduce the width. During inspection the robot is placed inside a box like structure. All parts must fit inside this structure.
What you are learning is to build your robot at least 1/2" under size to allow for the bolts and other protrusions. 
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