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Lego 'Technic'

Started by mjt60a, August 24, 2012, 08:07:16 AM

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mjt60a

I have to say, the humble 'lego' construction set seems to have evolved a bit since I was young....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTq0HJtIDSg&feature=related
...now, I wonder how much power that would have.... ::)
Posted by Mick.
(.....gonna need a bigger boat.....)

Spankbucket

Yes....very highly sophisticated engineering components.

I have often considered them for constructing mechanisms for boats and other models. I think they are used extensively in robots.

They also have a CAD program which can be downloaded from their website FOC allowing you to do a a 'soft' construction/design. This includes all dimensions, gear ratios etc. of all their components.

Cheers......Bernie

Eddy Matthews

It looks pretty good, but it does seem to need high pressure to work which may be difficult to achieve in a model?

Regards
Eddy
~ Never, ever, argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience ~

Spankbucket

Here's the Lego link for their design software:

http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/download/

PeeWee

Ian
Sane? who knows? who cares?

mjt60a

that must take dedication - and a warehouse full of bricks!
Posted by Mick.
(.....gonna need a bigger boat.....)

wagnmkr

This is an old thread but I thought I would ask here.

Has anyone used the Lego gears for other model purposes?

Does anyone have any links to groups that use Lego for projects?

They seem to be a secretive bunch and I can't even seem to locate any local sellers of this product any more.

Thanks

Tom

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