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26-10-2009, 09:43
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Re: pic: 1714 Polycarb prototype Crab Drive (backdrop1)
How grippy is the belt? Have you done any testing to see if the belt breaks when being pushed sideways? Would there be a benefit to using dual sided belt?
As an additional question, is the polycarb just for show or will the actual modules be made out of it? It looks gorgeous. 
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