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Re: Round parts on the side of ... (was Re: LEGO SW Haildire Droid will cost....
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Mon, 6 Jan 2003 06:25:23 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Stefan Garcia writes:
> > I think it has teeth like those found on the bionicle double-bevel gears.
> > Might mesh, though I don't see any obvious connection points for anything
> > else like technic pins or rods.
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> If it's round and made out of LEGO, it doesn't matter if the gear teeth mesh
> or not. The big problem with rotary dumps till now has been what is it that
> you rotate? till now nothing has been both large enough and round enough.
personaly i dont think they will be large enough to build a rotary. this is
mainly because the center point of the rotation gear is also in the same
position as the couplers. this is at least in modern rotary dumps. a good
solution might be to use the angled axle joiners to make two circles.
mounted between then would be 24tooth gears that conect to a large loop of
chain that would rotate the structure.
ondrew
> Once you have that rotatable thing, building a carrier that it rotates in
> and devising a mechanism to get it to rotate are secondary problems. Vastly
> secondary.
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