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am-0481b
$659.00
This is the official FIRST Tech Challenge Perimeter. This perimeter may be referenced as am-0481, am-0481a, or am-0481b in documentation. This is reusable from year to year and does not include sof...Read More
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Be aware: may need a drill and file to fully assemble. Almost half of the pin holes were too small. We had to redrill them so they were large enough for the lock pins to even fit. We also had to file a few spots so that the bar slid in properly to align the holes. Once assembled, the field functioned as needed.
We run two FTC Middle School teams with limited manufacturing capabilities. The ability to purchase ready to assemble items is a game changer for us. Quality products.
We were using a DIY set up but this really helps us be consistent in our preparations. It is well built and should last a long time.
Yes this set is too expensive. So are the full game set. They together cost over $1000.
Came as expected, decent quality but still incredibly expensive. FIRST should find a way to make this more affordable for teams!
Over half of the openings where the link slides in needed opening adjusted. Could not afford unless someone else paid for this.
We inboxed and assembled our perimeter last night. It was well protected in the boxes do we were surprised to gind 2 of the lower rail slots bent st the corners. It looked like the were dropped at some point. We were able to straighten them with pliers. We had a little difficulty getting all the lower pins to lock in place. I think that could be because the floor needs to be absolutely level for the holes to line up. It was fairly easy to assemble since there are only pins and no nuts and bolts to deal with. It would be easier to square it up if you lay out the field tiles, slip the tension straps under them and then assemble the walls.