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By: Thad House
New: 25-01-2012 00:55
Updated: 25-01-2012 00:55
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This is our 2 chassis, with our the frame for our superstructure mounted on 1 and ready to be mounted on the other. This is a record for how quick we have this completed.
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25-01-2012 13:57
Thad House
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
Just under 20 lbs each
25-01-2012 14:05
Thad House
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
6WD. those things going out the side are bumper supports. Wheels go at each end and the center. Because all gaps are less then 8 inches they are legal
25-01-2012 14:13
O'Sancheski
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
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Originally Posted by sst.thad
6WD. those things going out the side are bumper supports. Wheels go at each end and the center. Because all gaps are less then 8 inches they are legal
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26-01-2012 01:57
Akash Rastogi
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
These are looking really nice. I'm pretty jealous!
29-01-2012 00:23
MrBasse
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
What made you decide to use only one fastener on each leg of the superstructure? How close to square is it when forces are applied from the sides?
29-01-2012 01:48
Thad House
Re: pic: Team 1510/2898 Chassis/Superstructure Frame
We used 1 bolt because thats all we could fit well with 1x1 extrusion. Since this picture was taken alot of extra support has been added. students can sit on top and it supports very well.
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