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23-02-2010, 11:31

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Re: pic: Team 293's Robot

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Originally Posted by Cyclotron

The key to using 8020 is knowing how to join it without using joining plates, brackets or excess fasteners. This robot has only two joining plates, selected for convenience in servicing the drive train.

It looks like you're running a bolt through the outside plates and they are tapped into the piece they are connected to? Is this how you're eliminating the need for angle attachments?

How does this method hold up at competition? Do you put locktite or anything on the bolts? Do you have a problem with them staying tight?

Looks great. Good work.

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