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 Yeah After we decided not to do autonomous, the robot took matters into it's own hand.
i'd bet it would get it's self DQ'd... or an award. - GMKlenklen [more] |
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12-28-2008, 09:22 AM
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Re: pic: Quick, Affordable Wood Chassis Axle Mount
Neat idea!
My only suggestion would be to use a larger washer under the nut, such as a fender washer. This would spread the stresses over a larger surface area of the wood and reduce some of the stress on the T-nut. Good luck. 
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