Now, one thing about the cutouts that we made and
basically the areas that we're talking about here,
these are structural improvements because we have this I-beam shape.
And the I-beam shape is very strong in certain directions and
not as strong in other directions.
So what we're doing here is we're actually reducing the weight, but
we're keeping it pretty much the same strength.
I say pretty much because we won't really know until we do an analysis of it.
But we're keeping it fairly strong by reducing a good amount of weight.
So this is a great way,
especially with a quad copper design, to actually reduce the weight.
Now we do need to keep some of that structure in the middle.
And we do need to make sure that we are aware of the forces that go on here, but
what we're actually going to end up doing is we're going to have the engineer go
through and perform a simulation on this.
So that way, we have a good idea of what's actually happening.
And then we'll know for sure whether or not we need to make any changes.
All right, so this one here seems to have done okay with the fillet.
It didn't completely encompass that.
But the one on the other side looks like it could use an additional fillet here, so
I'm going to add 3 mm and go ahead and say OK.
And now we've taken care of all those fillets.