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18-11-2004, 08:42
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Re: pic: Team 60 Wheel Design
Can anyone help me better understand Team 60's wheel design? George sent me drawings, but I still would like to know...
Who is the vendor and what is the part number of the conveyor belt material that goes around the perimeter? How is the material held in place? I see the ridges to hold the edges, but I'm sure there's more. Do screws or rivets go through the material, into the thick part of the wheel? What is the coefficient of friction of the conveyor belt material against carpeting? 
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