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Re: paper: Team 33 Arm Design Paper
Thanks, that was very interesting
 We also thought about this kind of hanging but we weren't sure if the arm won't just fall (because of too low friction). Guess we didn't have the knowledge to do these calculations  I'm sure that next year we'll use the same designing methods you used! 
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