The more you look at it the worse it gets I love it
this is a beauty, but be weary that using 393s on a V5 brain might damage your 3-wire ports
Do you know whatâs really cursed? This cursed images page glitching on you and sending you to a random post in the topic.

Those arenât even 393s! They look like the olâ 3-Wire Servos. Which makes this even more cursed
Itâs okay, though. They made sure to use the clutches!
; is that you?
now i am become Graphite⢠DyeMore⢠Dye for Synthetics, dyer of sprockets
the clutches that my pltw teacher made me use whenever I put two motors on the same mechanism
a shame theyâre not legal for vrc anymore, they have useful springs in them
Yes, sadly, you will be illegitimatized for violating VEX branded color scheme.
VEX gears born in VEX legal red must stay red for the rest of their VRC legal life.
Or shall we say GDCarthyism, given all recent GDC rule changes, for which you are not even allowed to know underlying reasons?
Can you write more than that on how you make the dye work and color so nicely. Love the black gears, that is super sharp.
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Hi Mr. Schucker, and welcome to the VEX Forum! Iâm so glad you expressed interest in the dyeing process that our team developed for coloring VEX plastic jet black! For more information, please refer to my teamâs engineering design notebook, where the entire process and methodology are documented!
Cool, got a link to the online version?
You donât have to call me Mr Schucker, Foster is just fine.
Thanks for sharing!
I do, and youâre welcome to see it if you volunteer as a judge at the 2022 Microchip Qualifying Tournament, weâre in need of some high-quality volunteers like yourself!
Thank you very much for the very kind invite. Iâm sorry to say that I have limited travel money, Chandler Arizona is out of my reach. But I look forward to possibly meeting people at events on the East Coast within driving range.
Ah, thatâs mighty unfortunate. Iâm sorry you wonât be able to join us. If you want to learn more about our methodology youâre welcome to look earlier in this topic where I explored in detail my successes and failures in developing this dyeing method, or the YouTube video published by Semicolon last season that describes a very similar process.

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