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Help FTC Motor Connection with Tube
My team is trying to figure how to connect a 12V DC motor to 220 mm tetrix tubes listed below so that it would stay attatched and still rotate
http://parts.ftcrobots.com/store/det...&c=1&t=0&l= 0 can someone please share their ideas/opinions about this? thank you in advance 
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