Add details on PTFE tubing and John guest Adapters for flexibility in rigging linear slides #455
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…near slide rigging; also updated contributions list
… rigging linear slides
| @@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ Other Contributors | |||
| - Tyler - FRC 3184 Blaze Robotics | |||
| - Wes - FTC 3658 Bosons | |||
| - Whimsy - FTC 8417 'Lectric Legends | |||
| - Akshara - FTC 23292 SuperPowered Jalapenos\ | |||
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Looks like you accidently added a \ here :)
This reverts commit 3f08529.
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Our addition to the article is showing how PTFE Tubing and John Guest Adapters can be use for flexibility in mounting and rigging linear slides. Attached is a git diff of the required changes in the repository.