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PWM Wires and Multiple Tubing
Hey,
I took over the project for the Inventor Award for my team. I think I am pretty far and I know how to wire the robot, etc. But now I have problems with the PWMs and other cables that consist of several wires. How do I do them best? The same problem applies for our tubing. Since our robot uses a lot of pneumatics in the claw, we have six tubes together going up in a spiral, how could I build this without spending hours on making every one? By the way, I looked for a thread like this, but couldn't find one! Thanks in advance Chris |
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