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Re: pic: Robot Bumpers
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Re: pic: Robot Bumpers
*headondesk* sorry
Anyways, as far as i know D and A would we most defiantly unprotected, since there is a hole in between them, if you angle the end of your tubes, and the end of bumpers at a 45 degree angle then it would most likely be legal. ends C & F you should be able to extend your bumpers around that corner to make one massive bumper, because the ungodly 6 inch rule applies to the whole bumper, not bumper past the vertex of a corner by my understanding
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