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[RyanS]

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[Starke]

It looks like two frames sitting upside down and on top of each other to me

[keehun]

Yeah. Where are you mounting your bumpers?

[1747robotics]

Please tell me that chassis will eventually make like Wisconsinites and get cheesed...

(PS- I am from Wisconsin, so it's ok for me to make that statement! )

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by 1747robotics

Please tell me that chassis will eventually make like Wisconsinites and get cheesed...

(PS- I am from Wisconsin, so it's ok for me to make that statement! )

My team has a very similar chassis that only weighs 30ish pounds. They have lightening on the inside of the AL rails though.

[Kettering]

I want to know how you got the tread blue! That's awesome! We'd love some green tread on our bot.

[MrForbes]

I think that is the Nitrile Rough Top tread that McMaster-Carr sells. It comes blue, not green, though.

[IndySam]

Originally Posted by Kettering

I want to know how you got the tread blue! That's awesome! We'd love some green tread on our bot.

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[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by Kettering

I want to know how you got the tread blue! That's awesome! We'd love some green tread on our bot.

Search the forums for "nitrile". McMaster-Carr sells the blue nitrile roughtop conveyor belting often used for traction wheel treads.

I believe they also have green PVC roughtop. I don't know anything about its potential performance on an FRC robot, though.

[Racer26]

You may wish to be careful with this design. You must put BUMPERS on, and the Q&A has implied that invertible ROBOTs, that intend to continue playing while inverted, must have their BUMPERS in the BUMPER ZONE even when inverted. This means, barring some crazy design I can't fully wrap my head around at the moment, your robot must be ~26" tall, and therefore unable to traverse the TUNNELs.