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RE: New Parts
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lugnet.technic
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Date:
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Tue, 2 Apr 2002 17:47:07 GMT
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<william@howardANTISPAM-family.fsworld.co.uk>
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> A variation of the above where the "1/2 long side" is actually 3/4 long. • To
> visualise this, take a long friction pin and put it in a full width beam so
> that it projects equally. Now put a 1/2 width studless beam/liftarm either
> side of the full width beam on the friction pin. Now cut off the excess of
> the pin. What you have left is what I want.
This would come in handy, if there is room I tend to use a #3 axle and
two half bushings but it's not always possible.
And quite often unsightly, especially on digger/excavator boom arms.
William
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| (...) If you press a piece that fits a minifig's hand inside the 3/4 pin it becomes slightly less "wobbly". Seems to work better with other pins though. (...) This would come in handy, if there is room I tend to use a #3 axle and two half bushings (...) (22 years ago, 2-Apr-02, to lugnet.technic)
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