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Re: Hammer
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 16 Mar 2004 16:01:31 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Daniel Hamann wrote:
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Keith Goldman wrote:
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Stop. Hammer time! Mark, Pics just don’t do this bad-mofo justice. The
fact that this masterpiece only received two responses (and you can’t count
E because he’s clinically insane), is mind boggling.
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OK, OK, you’re are definitely right. I even wonder myself why I didn’t
respond at once when I found this amazingly cool mecha. Over the past couple
of years, the word “Hammer” has become a synonym for “very, very cool” among
the teenagers in Germany. Here we all can see how true this is!
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hehe, hammer dude. What would be the expression in German?
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Congratulations! I especially appreciate the combination of technic and space
parts to make it both solid and cool looking.
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Thanks, the only way to do it big. Along with mech builders I study the folks
that do the big cranes and industrial vehicles. I mean, woof, the forces they
exert on the brick, wow.
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Very, very well done. I would love to see pictures of construction details,
but perhaps these details should remain the secret of sophisticated builders
like Mark.
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Ha, no way. I’ll tell all. The way I figure it, if someone else will do it
better, I can learn from that. Then, I’ll go bigger yet...
The turntables use a technic beam (studless) of a 5x4 (5x3?) right angle type.
Two pins hold the angle in the base of the turntable and the worm screw sits
neatly in the end, where it can grab the teeth on the edge of the turntable.
The rest is strenthinging to keep it all togeter. Apply to your needs. The
legs are a hollow structure of technic brick with plates on top, anchored to the
turntables by technic pins. I did try to get pics of hip but they didn’t turn
out so great. If your interesed go ahead and e-mail me, I’ll get some detail
pics to you of what you might be interested in.
Unfortunately I don’t take pictures as I build. The Build process is so
chaotic, that I find myself done by the time I think to take a picture.
HTH
Mark
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Message has 1 Reply:
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| (...) The expression in German for a "hammer" is "Hammer" as well. The tool to hit nails (or thumbs) with. (...) Thanks for all the information. The wormsrew attachment looks so simple, and now I get how you did it. Good idea! (...) Some more pics (...) (20 years ago, 17-Mar-04, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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| (...) OK, OK, you're are definitely right. I even wonder myself why I didn't respond at once when I found this amazingly cool mecha. Over the past couple of years, the word "Hammer" has become a synonym for "very, very cool" among the teenagers in (...) (20 years ago, 16-Mar-04, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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