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26-01-2010, 18:00
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Re: HELP FOR THE PARTS ( WHEEL BRACKET)
why custom mechanum? regular work fine, and you already have them. we barely have a concept frame, with plywood wheel brackets (although, we are moving along on the sub-systems- i had a design, but the mentors didn't want a 6" wide bracket with welds, and the 4.5 inch design is too weak)
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