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type: training-material
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domain: general
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subdomain: canonical-resources
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level: 1
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tags: [first-inspires, technical-resources, cad, mechanical, prototyping, tools]
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status: active
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source: https://www.firstinspires.org/resources/library/frc/technical-resources
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growth: tree
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---
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# FIRST Technical Resources — Official FRC Training Library
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**Source:** https://www.firstinspires.org/resources/library/frc/technical-resources
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**Authority:** Official FIRST Inspires resource library
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**Purpose:** Canonical training references for FRC students and mentors
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## Why This Matters
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This is the official FIRST-endorsed training resource list. When 2890-claw doesn't have a specific training module, these are the go-to references. Think of it as the textbook spine for FRC education.
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## Mechanical
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- **Prototyping 101** — Core prototyping principles and methods
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- **TCA Worksheets** — Mechanism design, manufacturing planning
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- **Common Bolt Sizes Guide** — Reference for standard fasteners
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- **Suggested Tools List** — What your team actually needs
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- **NASA RAP Robotics Design Guide** — Design methodology from NASA
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- **ReCalc** — Engineering calculators
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- **AMB Robotics Calculator** — Specific robotics calculations
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## CAD
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- **Design 101** — Foundational CAD design principles
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- **973 RAMP Videos** — Sketching and linkages (Team 973)
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- **SOLIDWORKS Student Design Team Tools** — Official SOLIDWORKS resources
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## Electrical
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_(Full section available at source URL)_
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## Programming
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_(Full section available at source URL)_
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## How to Use This in Training
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1. **Level 1 students** → Start with Prototyping 101 and Suggested Tools
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2. **CAD track** → Design 101 + 973 RAMP videos before anything else
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3. **All tracks** → Bookmark this page as the canonical reference
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4. **When unsure** → "What does FIRST's official resource say?" is always the right first question
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**Note:** This page has multiple sections. Pull specific subsections as needed for curriculum building. |