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Are staples aloud with the building of the FTC robot?
There has been many discussions on my team of whether staples are allowed or not allowed when building the FTC robot. Some member are arguing that they are made of alluminum, therefore they should be allowed. I do not agree with this statement, but if anyone can give my team a clear answer for us, it would be a great help to our team.
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