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Do bearings count as mechanical hardware

Hello everyone,

In the mini bot rules it states that you may use mechanical hardware( screws, bolts, etc.)

My question is would a bearing count as mechanical hardware? I would think yes.

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Re: Do bearings count as mechanical hardware

Sounds like just another phrase for fasteners.

I don't think they mean everything...

But there's always Q&A ya know
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