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Originally posted by FTC6369Subject: Sandpaper
Q: Currently, our team is using a sandpaper based gripping surface to hold onto the glyphs. On each of the grippers, the actual gripping surface is a layer of weather stripping covered by a layer of sandpaper. We would like to emphasise that the sandpaper never moves laterally along the glyph, it grips the glyph when the grippers close, and never moves side-to-side st any time, in contact with the glyph or otherwise. It is not set up in a way that the sandpaper would have any chance to abrade the glyph.. Would this be considered legal?
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Originally posted by FTC8148Subject: Friction Tape
Q:Is friction tape legal (for instance https://www.homedepot.com/p/3M-3-4-i...-6/202192876)? It is not intended to be abrasive but rather is merely a gripping material.
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Originally posted by FTC12660Subject: Skateboard Grip Tape
Q: Our team was planning to use skateboard grip tape on part of our robot. We know that sandpaper is illegal, but friction tape is legal. We were wondering if grip tape would also be allowed?
https://www.daddiesboardshop.com/vic...custom-lengths
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Originally posted by FTC12676Subject: Safety Walk Tape
Q: We know sand paper is not allowed. Is safety walk tape https://www.homedepot.com/p/3M-6-in-...68NA/100391699
is allowed for picking up glyphs?
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Originally posted by FTC14019Subject: Roughtop Tread
Q: We understand that Roughtop tread is illegal for drive system components that will contact the playing field floor, but would roughtop tread, specifically Blue Nitrile Roughtop Tread (am-3309), be illegal for use in glyph manipulating components? We've tested it on a harvesting mechanism, and it doesn't seem to harm the glyphs. Thanks!
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Originally posted by FTC7350Subject: Glass Mirrors
Q: Post #17 in the Robot Electrical Parts and Materials Rules under Control System Answers said that it is legal to use mirrors. Is there still a restriction on glass mirrors per <RG01>?
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