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15-11-2006, 10:52
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Re: pic: Colson Wheel and Sporcket.
We used "colson-esqe" wheels on our '06 bot. We purchased the NPC Brand from robot marketplace. The NPC brand have a pre-insalled hub (I want to say made of delrin) that is already keyed. So instead of having just the wheel spin, the entire shaft did.
My question is how well does your version work? Last edited by Chuck Glick : 15-11-2006 at 10:55. 
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