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Re: How do you build an elevator?
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 7 Oct 1998 02:32:52 GMT
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I made a 6x4 car with Log Bricks. The top and bottom plates
are the only real friction, and you get a cool 70's effect.
I'm sure that could be eliminated
with a clever design.
KL
Greg Kramer wrote:
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> I've seen pictures of people's town buildings that have working elevators in
> them, and I want to know how you got them to work. I don't want something
> Technic or motorized. Just something that's minifig scale to fit into a
> town building. I tried a simple prototype 4x4 elevator shaft with a door on
> one side, with a solid 4x4x6 elevator car fitting in there exactly, but that
> didn't work. The problems I ran into are:
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> 1) The elevator car won't slide smoothly in the shaft. Because Lego
> tolerances are so tight, I can't get a car to actually go down a shaft just
> by gravity alone.
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> 2) As the elevator gets pulled up toward each floor, the car catches on the
> plate used for the floor above.
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> I'm not sure if those problems make sense as I've written them, but the real
> question is: How Did You Guys Make Yours Work?
>
> -Greg Kramer
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