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Average Jig
Whatever can this be for?
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04-02-2016 01:21
Whippet
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For those of us who did cursory google searches and found nothing, what is an average jig used for?
04-02-2016 01:27
Chief Hedgehog
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Originally Posted by Whippet
For those of us who did cursory google searches and found nothing, what is an average jig used for?
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In case of the Average Joe's: "An 'average jig' is one that is done within impeccable standards that most FRC teams hope to achieve at some point."
Tongue in cheek for most of this. The OP is from the team 'Average Joe's' - FRC 3620.
04-02-2016 09:40
philso
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That's pretty good workmanship. I wish our team members had skills as "average" as this one.
04-02-2016 09:47
Clinton Bolinger
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Welding Jig for Intake (driven by 550 or 775 motor).
-Clinton-
04-02-2016 13:49
Certified Nerd
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Welding Jig for Intake (driven by 550 or 775 motor).
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04-02-2016 13:52
RonnieS
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Originally Posted by Clinton Bolinger
Welding Jig for Intake (driven by 550 or 775 motor).
-Clinton- |
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05-02-2016 09:31
Ed Sparks
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I suppose it will be awesome at doing Average things ......
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