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Frame design question
We are having a debate about our frame design. Could someone give us some input. We are wanting to create a 3 inch lip on the front of the frame and then attache the bumper giving a total of six inches. The lip would not constrain the balls movement. I am saying the frame has to be flat on all sides but others say the design is ok because it does not constrain the balls movement and is inside the frame perimeter. Thanks for any insight.
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