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Was reading through Sariel's book and I came across this image:

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I suppose I'm looking at this wrong, or my depth perception is off, but how did he mount the motor to the linear actuator without using the 2 mounting points on the bottom of the actuator? Or is the mount at the top of the assembly with some pieces hanging off the bottom?

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Sad... I really wish Lego had ALL legos available from the pick a brick store. Paying $40USD+ on 4 of those just isn't worthwhile for the current project. But the mounting solution I have right now is to weak :(

Thanks for the prompt responses!

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You may want to consider using the L motors. They offer way more mounting options.

Speak of the devil :P

I currently only own 4 "L" motors, and they are currently in use in the model's drive train. The "m" motors I am using are only running a single linear actuator each so an "L" motor would be very overkill.

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Sad... I really wish Lego had ALL legos available from the pick a brick store. Paying $40USD+ on 4 of those just isn't worthwhile for the current project. But the mounting solution I have right now is to weak :(

Thanks for the prompt responses!

they are available through the bricks and pieces online
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Use this little contraption as a substitute:

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dsc_0060.jpg

Does the same job, is pretty solid, and only slightly bigger than the original part. (2x2x3 vs 2x3x3) :classic:

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heh.. always amazed when I see the price of an odd part, that I have quite a few of! (2 dumpers, and 2 telehandlers!)

funny.. don't think I've actually used them in anything much!

RB

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Contacted them, was told they were out :(

heh.. always amazed when I see the price of an odd part, that I have quite a few of! (2 dumpers, and 2 telehandlers!) funny.. don't think I've actually used them in anything much! RB

Any interest in parting with them?

Use this little contraption as a substitute: dsc_0061.jpgdsc_0060.jpg Does the same job, is pretty solid, and only slightly bigger than the original part. (2x2x3 vs 2x3x3) :classic:

Very clever! If I can't get my hands on some of the original part I will be doing this, thank you very much!

they are available through the bricks and pieces online

Apparently they are unavailable right now :(

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I have just tried to order it from the TLG sparepart department in Denmark. Allthough it looked like i could order it, for around 1 US dollar, i got a mail from TLG today, that they do not produce them any more, and they are out of stock. So if you need the part, Bricklink is the only way. The solution above should do the job :-)

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