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best way to attach stud to axle?
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 4 Sep 2007 18:27:33 GMT
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hey!
i want to attach a normal lego stud (or its bottom counterpart, doesn't matter)
to a rotating technic axle, so that a normal 1x1 plate, tile or brick can rotate
with it.
- it HAS to be only 1 stud at the end, something with 2x2 may be inbetween if it
makes mounting easier
- it should be held as firmly as possible. it should neither slip if the brick
encounters resitance, nor break off all too easily.
i know it's a lot to ask, but maybe there's a way?
the best way i've found is connecting the axle to a 1x2 brick with axlehole.
this is coupled to a 1x2 brick with the round hole on top and bottom so that
both hole centers align. then i can insert a stud into the round hole.
it works, but it's pretty bulky...
some stuff that doesn't work:
the stud on the 3 long axis with the stud, it doesn't attach firmly enough.
a 1x1 cone ( http://peeron.com/inv/parts/4589 ). it holds a technic axle on the
bottom, but it's just too weak.
thanks for any ideas!
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