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Re: gender changers?
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 12 Jan 1999 23:32:07 GMT
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Josh Spaulding wrote in message ...
> Moreover, the new ones
> don't grip nearly as tightly as the old ones, thus compromising a builder's
> ability to make sturdy hinges with the rod/clip system.
I'll take this opportunity to ask if others think the newer 8-tooth gears
slide on axles as if they were a worm gear (slight exaggeration). There is
very little friction to hold a 8-tooth in place. I am often sorting through
a pile of gears looking for a tight (old) one when I can not reinforce with
a full or half bushing. If find newer bricks are looser too... all but the
cross axle 1x2's, which pretty well cement themselves to any other piece
they are placed on.
LINC
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| (...) I nevcer noticed this with the ones that came in my 8880 or mindstorms - that's all the newer technic I have, tho. :) I do find that worm gears nowadays slide on axles as if they were worm gears. I had one worm gear from before the Dark Ages, (...) (26 years ago, 17-Jan-99, to lugnet.build)
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| (...) well, an ugly solution would be to use 1x1 Plates w/ Horiz. Side Loop. This causes some problems, though, because the cylindrical part between the opposing studs on the loop won't match the smooth face of the bricks you'll be connecting. (...) (26 years ago, 12-Jan-99, to lugnet.build)
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