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For a mini model, not bad. 

For the lift, is the only thing keeping the lift up the friction in the pins? Looks that way. I think you could incoororate some kind of gearing to keep everything in the upright position. 

Nice job! 

Posted
11 minutes ago, aminnich said:

For a mini model, not bad. 

For the lift, is the only thing keeping the lift up the friction in the pins? Looks that way. I think you could incoororate some kind of gearing to keep everything in the upright position. 

Nice job! 

I agree it could stay up better, but would need to be way larger. Thank you though.

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It's okay, but it's not a proper scissor lift... It needs to have beams that cross over each other - like scissors - which would actually be possible at this scale: (click on image for LDD file)

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Posted
6 hours ago, Aventador2004 said:

Yes, I took a slightly different approach though.

I have asked while first image that i post has scissor lift.

Posted
9 hours ago, mocbuild101 said:

It's okay, but it's not a proper scissor lift... It needs to have beams that cross over each other - like scissors - which would actually be possible at this scale: (click on the image for the LDD file)

How well does it fold? I guess I will test.

4 hours ago, I_Igor said:

I have asked while first image that i post has scissor lift.

Yes, that is what I was aiming for.

Posted
2 hours ago, mocbuild101 said:

It should fold just as well... (not that I've tested it, but I have had a lot of experience with scissor mechanisms)

I tested part of it, it doesn't fold very small, just half a stud each part.

Posted
2 hours ago, Aventador2004 said:

How well does it fold? I guess I will test.

Yes, that is what I was aiming for.

At this small sale it is real challenge

Posted
9 hours ago, Aventador2004 said:

I tested part of it, it doesn't fold very small, just half a stud each part.

That's strange, it should fold more than that... Try building the rest of it...

By the way, did you notice you've got a title?

Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, Aventador2004 said:

There may be disassembly problems, but OK.

It shouldn't be too hard to take apart... And anyway, it was only meant to give you some ideas to build your own... :wink:

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59 minutes ago, mocbuild101 said:

It shouldn't be too hard to take apart... And anyway, it was only meant to give you some ideas to build your own... :wink:

Yes, I am working alongside a large, New build... Not very ordinary...

Posted
2 minutes ago, Aventador2004 said:

I am working alongside a large, New build... Not very ordinary...

That should be good... just remember, don't rush it - the more time you take, the better it will be. (up to a point...)

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Just now, mocbuild101 said:

That should be good... just remember, don't rush it - the more time you take, the better it will be. (up to a point...)

Yes, rebuilt 6 times already to distribute weight correctly. I considered a (WIP) topic, but decided it would be too full of updates, constant rebuild.

The scissor lift is fun to tinker, or look at. Just a fun thing.

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6 hours ago, mocbuild101 said:

Interesting... Are you rebuilding your supercar?

Not yet, I need to purchase some parts first, I put bulk parts into the backhoe loader, and someone dumped some parts into the system bins I have...

I am rather building a medium sized, tracked construction machine, more details later.

On topic, is the cabin in the ldd file not connected on one side?

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