Parts with studs on 2 opposite sides.

[Takanuinuva]

I'm working on a small sword build for a mech and want to sloped wedges on each side of the hilt.

What are all the existing parts that have 2 studs on opposite sides of each other? 

For example https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=47905#T=C

And would help with making a bar pin or axle connection at the bottom?

[Mylenium]

There are not that many. Apparently there's the 1 x 1 x 1 bricks with four studs on the sides, the 1 x 2 x 1 brick with studs on both sides and then something like this https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=4081b#T=C . Otherwise you're pretty much out of luck. LEGO doesn't do direction inverters, though more recently there are more and more sets where the lack of these elements that are common for their competitors becomes painfully apparent and the creative workarounds (see this for instance: https://myleniumsbrickcorner.wordpress.com/2022/03/03/island-architecture-lego-architecture-singapore-21057/ ) don't really disguise this fact.

Mylenium

[MAB]

Which wedges are you using? Can you get away with the (illegal) technique of sticking them back to back with technic pins?

Or alternatively a technic liftarm, with 1/2 technic pins with studs in to attach the wedges, plus you can then build the blade off the liftarm.

[JaBaCaDaBra]

New Elementary has currently some funny articles about studdy rarities

https://www.newelementary.com/2022/08/space-tools-parts-fest-tom-loftus.html#more

[Takanuinuva]

Funnily enough I ended up figuring it out. But now my main problem is there is a tiny gap I want to fill in that I can't

When I built the real life version. There is a very small gap that has to be accounted for when attaching the parts. I've tried everything to fill it in. Even a LOTR ring piece. But nothing fills it in perfectly. It's not that big an issue as the build is still very secure. (Uses the same 1x2 round plates to attach on the sides as the bottom ones.)

And yes it has to be like that as I'm using 2 blade pieces right next to each other to make a larger sword.

I wanted it to connect with axles so the sword blades couldn't turn. But I couldn't do that and have both wedges connected to both sides securely.

If I could solve that minor gap issue. This build would be pretty much perfected.

[LegendaryArticuno]

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