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11-05-2010, 18:28
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Re: pic: 3 Hour Chassis + 2 Hours
You could consider a 1x1 bar of 80/20 insead of what you have for the cross pieces. The ends can be tapped for a 1/4 20 bolt and you can just bolt it to the outer plate. This also leaves you a lot of flexibilty on the inside as far as mounting other components.
I think it would work nicely in a prototype like this. My team actually used a very similar frame to this this year, aluminum side plates, cross beams extending to the outer plate, toughbox transmission etc...Anyway the 80/20 worked nicely for us on the cross braces. 
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