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Chassis Connections
So, I'm on a team that does a lot of welding. And by a lot, I mean that every robot since I've been on the team has been welded- the arms, the frames and -the title of the thread- the chassis. The other three robots that our team has made have been kit frames. So, to incite your responses:
How do you keep your 'bot -but more specifically, your chassis- together? |
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