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When I get mine im not going to put the stickers on it if it has some.
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issue - Gearbox Drive Selector
SNIPE replied to SNIPE's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
That's the problem, maybe I can have the driving ring push something into the clutch of the gear instead of the driving ring moving into the gear. thing is , it wold have to be able to be pushed and pulled to disengaged and it has to stay where the driving ring put it even after the driving ring moves back from it. its to select between front rear or 4 wheel drive but I want it to have just one gear lever as its a car so- 13 replies
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Hi, I am making a six speed gearbox but I am having significant trouble in enabling the gear lever to slide out of the drive selector clutch and into the clutch beside it. This is fine if the drive selector is set to the middle setting as it lines up with the clutch for the gearbox but if it isnt then it wont be able to without moving back down to the middle position and changing clutches. Any ideas?
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Thanks for the detailed and clear review, Maybe they should have used a metal 16L axle or something for the stabilizers, glad it has lots of gears though :P I think I'm gonna leave this set an just get the boss crawler as it has the new curved panels and maybe the new gears anyhow. Is the B model instructions included? how many books for it?
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Lego Technic 2013 sets & info
SNIPE replied to captainmib's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I doubt it, the clutch in the LA will just keep triggering from too much weight making it impossible for it go gain momentum to rotate upwards. -
Come on it has to be the gullwing door spring and latch mechanism on the lego 8448, it uses a small technic pin that isn't even connected to anything but a lever pushes it in which pushes on the spring forcing it out of its 'locking point' and it has a lever to do this , but you have to push the doors shut manually though. Pretty clever, no specialized parts. The roof is quite clever too on the 8448 it is also pneumatic and folds up and down but I have no idea how it stays down, its some sort of clasp but un clips when you press down on a button. The above images are a studless version of how it works but uses basically the same design
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Yes, the front pivot (the ball joints) are parallel to the hinge in the UV joint. If it wasn't then the turning angle when setting would be less and the axle can come out of the UV joint. however it if still touches the wishbone then maybe move it forward by 0.5L, just don't move it back any more :P
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Fastest Lego RC Ever?
SNIPE replied to 1nxtmonster's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
This got blazing speed! When I get my buggy motors I'll challenge this >:D -
Top idea, I've been wanting to make lego parts buts its expensive however the idea is still there where as if there was a need for something which didn't have any brick that would work you can just make your own and there you go. I was going to make bricks and technic bricks etc the same dimensions as technic stud less beams for complete compatibility and tiles/plates the same dimensions as half thick technic beams but as well as that i was going to make more technic connectors
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ASK HERE MOC-stuck? Ask for general building advice here!
SNIPE replied to mrklaw's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Hi, I'm trying to make windows using bricks with slots in them but since the actual panes have odd dimensions it's hard. The most sleekest design uses 1x2 tiles with slots cut out, but I could use 1x2 brick with vertical slot cutout or 1x4 brick with horizontal cutout, and im still trying to get hold of the parts since LDD just deletes the panes, etc due to them being 'incorrectly placed'. I don't know how to connect the side and top tiles.bricks up. I am using double glazed windows so either two will fit in the groove in the brick or one will fit in each groove of the tile (it has two grooves). however Id like to put them side by side too so it looks like one wide window. here are the panes: I only put the bottom of the frame on.and with one set of windows there would normally be 2 sets of two to make it like one wider window. -
I'll look forward to the new info and enjoy your journey and vacation
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Hi, I want the red axle to spin only as well as the red worm gear, the yellow axle should rotate with the yellow worm gear The goal is to have the yellow axle and worm gear move out but as the yellow worm gear gets so far it needs to return back without pulling the axle back too, then it starts over again and so on. Or the blue parts and both worm gears can slide up as one thing but this means having stoppers on the axles and I'm not sure how this would be built Yes I've tried real lego parts, with mixed results, sometimes the axle and gear moved sometimes they both did and maybe sometimes just the axle moved some what. maybe I was holding it by the worm gears. The image above wont really do anything because the worm gears will try to move apart but the blue parts are clamped together by bushes and both worm gears and the blue parts wont move as a whole either because the axle isn't threaded or anything. I can stop one axle from spinning by connecting it to the spinning yellow axle but put a guide on it that keeps it actuating but not rotating.
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Because they are quite short so i'm using two worm gears with some 32L axle so it will have plenty of travel EDIT: After finalizing the idea, the reason is, that one axle does not slide but does rotate but the other worm gear rotates and does not slide so one axle extends outwards from the other 'fixed' one this only requires two worm gears per two axles so this boom should be able to extend extremely far, now the trick is to find a strong chassis/outer shell that also is thin so when the arm is fully closed it isn't too wide. I'm not sure if some force will move the axle or if I need something mechanical to Only the yellow axle slides since there is only s bush at the end to stop it falling out
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Hi, it either moves the just axle by sliding it out of the worm gear(left) or moves just the worm gear and not the axle (right) then the large axle is connected to the crabber or whatever this is just for the mechanism that extends it for now most cranes use a gear strip and a gear attached. when one worm gear rotates it moves the other one up just like a linear actuator or a nut and bolt.
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Yep that solves it, Thanks
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Those supports have two types one with an axle hole and looser bottom clutch and one with an axle hole and stronger clutch theres also a tiny hole in the top of one type for say a 3l bar or hose or antenna I'm unsure which one this set uses but the mould numbers wont help here either. Can you show a picture of the support from this set so I can find the right one if I restore one of these sets.
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I saw this set but it was mixed in with other bags of assorted lego arts, grey, black and blue, I got a blue one and a black one only, now I should have got them all and built this set I have two of the front slopes with the planet and arrow logo,red minifig, blue 2x2 brick with white arrow,1x4 bricks with hinge in the middle,grey corner plates, and the blue tail wings and the 1x4 bricks with letters and numbers in white. I might restore the smaller set of the two
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