# Spacers, Washers and Standoffs (Best Practice)

In the previous tutorial, we put standoff bracing between the drive channels.  Because this drive is the same size, we can copy that assembly and bring it into our new robot.

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## Standoff Brace

![Selected Standoff Brace from Previous Robot](/files/-MfQZ4iPdoi1MN0GeIr2)

![Insert Constraint between Washer and C-Channel](/files/-MfQ_C04Pum7NkxwKz2Z)

![Completed Standoff Braces](/files/-MfQ_Mf9QiW1QkEw0cVL)

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## Contributors to this Article:

* Jess - EZ


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