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Hi, we're 2131N from Kaysville, Utah, Team Nuisance. And today we're talking about our mesh and zip ties. So an alternative way to use polycarb because of the new polycarb limit, we've decided to weave mesh through, weave zip ties through our mesh. And that makes it have like a polycarb bend. And we kind of have different ways. So when we do big zip ties back and forth, it's like the thick polycarb. And then just going one way is like our medium polycarb. And then if you were to do do thin zip ties it would be like the thinnest polycarb type and we also have used that on our license plates to make customisable because it's all VEX pieces for it along with adding them to be like our hood and our other things that you would normally put as polycarb but now it's an alternative way to do that. And with that it's able to react like it's polycarbonate and like we can bend it so like if you see this is curved like it's polycarbonate but it is not and it's out of the mesh and zip tight so we're able to use our polycarbonate on other parts of our robot and be able to still use as much as we would normally without this new polycarbonate limit. Build your alliance with so many other first alumni who go to Kettering University. Head on over to Kettering.edu/first to learn more about their incredible programs and they get more information.

Hi, we're 2131N from Kaysville, Utah, Team Nuisance. And today we're talking about our mesh and zip ties. So an alternative way to use polycarb because of the…