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Re: Erroneous Use of Technic Beams?
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 20 Feb 2001 00:43:32 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Shaun Sullivan writes:
> Erroneous Use of Technic Beams
> or
> Ode to a Technic Quandary
<snippage of major proportions>
> Can somebody weigh a technic beam and a regular brick of the same length
> and post the results?
I only have two non-technic 1x16's, but I have a fair number of technic 1x16's.
10 technic 1x16 bricks weighed in at ~1.92 ozs, so figure 0.192 each.
4 regular 1x16 bricks weighs ~0.85 oz, which means 0.213 each.
I wish I had more of the regular bricks to get a better gross weight. With this
small sample, it appears that the difference is about 10%, with the regular
bricks being slightly heavier. Weights were measured on a 20-oz postal fan scale
with resolution better than 1/10 oz.
Ray
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| Erroneous Use of Technic Beams or Ode to a Technic Quandary Hi all, Every now and then, with a large creation or something that has joints or limbs holding large components, somebody mentions that they use technic beam in lieu of regular bricks in (...) (24 years ago, 19-Feb-01, to lugnet.build)
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