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Re: Need help with leg joints!
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:00:57 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jeff Johnston writes:
> I'm messing around with a two-legged walker design vaguely similar to
> the AT-ST. This is my first real experience with large mecha, and I
> seem to have made it too heavy for the click hinges to worm properly -
> it'll stand up (barely) but if it's jostled it sags and collapses into a
> little heap. So, I'm looking for any advice on making stronger leg
> joints while still maintaining posability.
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> j
I use Throwbot L-limbs and clicking hinges. Check out the Emu, Cassowary,
and Roadrunner mecha on my site - Moonbase Io for examples at
http://moonbase-io.webjump.com/default.htm .
And if you dont like the L-limbs' look but like the strength of the
ball-and-socket joints, try experimenting with the new ball joints with axle
specific holes found in the Technic C3-PO and Stormtrooper. They are
designed to work with Throwbot socket elements. I just got mine from WM the
other day.
Good Luck,
Todd
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