aluminum parts compatible with technic parts

[rjk1977]

In search of lego parts i saw this site , think its something for all Technic and Mindstorm users.

longer beams ,liftarms and much more

http://www.bricklink.com/storeDetail.asp?pg=3&h=113522&b=8582&itemStatus=U

[roamingstop]

In search of lego parts i saw this site , think its something for all Technic and Mindstorm users.

http://www.bricklink.com/storeDetail.asp?pg=3&h=113522&b=8582&itemStatus=U

Yep. Tetrix. It is in partnership with Lego.

Edited September 17, 2010 by roamingstudio

[Plastic Nurak]

If they're LEGO partner, purists can use these parts too . I've any excuse, now .

Edited September 17, 2010 by Plastic Nurak

[JopieK]

that tetrix stuff is also used for the FIRST Tech Challenge and believe me it is totally crap. My students were quite disappointed about the quality and it costs a lot to get it over here in europe. Maybe those bricklink items are a bit better, but well, I don't like using it at all.

B.t.w. those bricklink parts don't look like Tetrix at all so I doubt that it is tetrix, seems more like someone who has access to a CNC mill.

[fred67]

B.t.w. those bricklink parts don't look like Tetrix at all so I doubt that it is tetrix, seems more like someone who has access to a CNC mill.

It's not tetrix... most of those pieces are custom made by that bricklink seller.

[DLuders]

Yes, these are high-quality custom ALUMINUM parts available from the Inanimate Reason Bricklink store in Florida, USA. See this previous Eurobricks post about them. I have bought well over $1,000 of these parts, and I highly recommend them.

[rjk1977]

yes , what i can see its good stuff, i think about it to use it in a big scale chassis. Just because the chassis would be approx. 20 wide.