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Re: Prototype Drive

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Someone correct me if Im wrong but I was under the impression you can only water jet plate. The issue being, the water tends to spread as it goes through the material.

Now laser cutting might work...
Generally some sort of material is put inside the extrusion so that it only cuts through one wall; 233 has done this, and I believe they use a 4x4 piece of wood inside of 4x4 extrusion when they waterjet that. I'm not sure if it would work with wood when applied to a piece with only 1" thickness, but I'm sure there is something that would.
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... and cantilevered wheels are features that have been done before by teams, so assuming you've done the math...
I doubt that most have done the math. And a cantilevered wheel on a 1" x 2" aluminum frame member that has been skeletonized makes me leery of the durability. Obviously it depends on the amount of stick-out, but I was surprised at the twisting forces we encountered when using full 2" x 4" x 1/8" box aluminum. Your results may vary.
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