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19-12-2009, 14:59
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Re: pic: 1557 crab module
A really easy way to save weight with the Toughboxes is to replace the box tubing with standoffs.
Once you do that, you should also have some weight to play with on your prototype to add support on the other side of the output shaft. Even in the prototype stage it is smart to add the support for the side. 
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