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Date Posted: 10:20:35 05/31/03 Sat
Author: Russ
Author Host/IP: 4.61.161.128
Subject: maybe you should start a new post this one is getting full
In reply to: Mav 's message, "Re: Design Change" on 18:48:15 05/29/03 Thu

I wasn't saying don't use delrin. Delrin is a good self-lubricating plastic. you'll see alot of delrin parts on faucets (the valves that control water flow) and you know how much abuse those take. I wouldn't shy away from using delrin. My concern was is a plastic bolt too soft for this application? take a look at the f4og home page on "how a f4 works" it is pretty interesting.

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