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Partially machined parts for team 1726. These were made using the latest HAM (Human Analog Machining) techniques, with state of the art (in 1946) equipment.
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25-01-2007 13:57
Ben Piecuch
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
Wow. Two apples and a pear, drawn on a paper towel... It's a shame someone put those generic looking tubes over such exquisite artwork.
Do tell, do all three fruits go on the robot somewhere?
(Awaiting negative rep for this one...)
25-01-2007 14:14
MrForbes
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
The fruit art came pre-printed on the paper towel.
25-01-2007 15:08
Richard Wallace
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
I'd appreciate the irony, but those parts aren't made of iron. 
25-01-2007 16:12
Peter Matteson
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
Six pieces of either hardcoated AL or steel tube. I'm going with either axles or spacers of some kind.
25-01-2007 20:21
Graham Donaldson
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
So it IS paper towel!! (The dots made it look like styrofoam to me, but I had never seen styrofoam with a pattern...)[/random tangent]
My guess is axles as well. I know we've got some ones that look very similar to that...
26-01-2007 00:14
MrForbes
Re: pic: 1726 Unfinished Parts
They are indeed the axle tubes for putting 1/2" wheel bearings on 3/8" axle bolts. Outside turning has not been done yet...they need a thousandth or two removed.
Not all of us are going high tech this year 
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