Lego GBC Module - Multipath
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Multipath, a Lego Great Ball Contraption module. This module was built as a utility module to split the flow of balls into two separate paths. This module uses a stepper and a vertical sweeper to move the balls to the output ramps. It is powered by a Lego Power Functions M motor. You can also set either output to recirculate if necessary.
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Thank you for this video, it helped so much! Frans Labuschagne from the South African Lego User Group (zaLUG) built this module for the 2019 South African Brickfair GBC circuit. It worked well to split the balls to the two Akiyuki catch and spin robots modules he built.
I was surprised to see it in that layout! I'm glad it worked for you!
Very elegant design, clever syncing the sweeper to the lifting part.
Nice module ! Mechanics are simple but effective and the design looks great :)
Thank you, and nice work on your latest version of the detachable chairlift!
I like that it gives an even split (assuming ample supply) while delivering batches which are less likely to make either side dry up.
Great job , I have seen similar modules but they use the expensive servo motor so it's nice the you did it with just a standard m motor .
Thank you! The motor is straining a bit so I might switch to an L motor.
I built a similar module but I like that you added a stepper to regulate the flow of the balls!
This helped me, I subscribed!
Nice Moc
Nice! I like how you can use it to split the path, that is always quite helpful.
I find the crank and gears which do the back and forth motion of the sweeper fascinating. Does it ever get "stuck" at the changeover point?
R u guys still doing Lego Great Ball Contraption even with COVID-19
neat use of the skate board ramps
Thank you, I've used 2 in Solaire and now 2 in Multipath. I may have to order a few more!
@@GreatBallPit the conveyor / track links can work as well they are way cheaper
@@GreatBallPit i just got 30 ramps last week i built 2 Solaire last week i used black banana gears .... Electric, Motor 5292 is running 16 modules
@@God-CDXX This is a very interesting suggestion, I will have to try it!
@@GreatBallPit if you have track links that are worn loose and don't stay together good they are perfect for this use and they also can do a tighter radius with out putting large strain in them
Nice module like always! And convenient timing i was just working on redesigning my pusher module and this let me just take a break. Also happy 4th of july Great ball pit!
Thank you, what kind of pusher are you making? Enjoy your holiday!
@@GreatBallPit well its more of a stepper 😅 inspired by the 10 x 10 modules
@@Bloxs Very cool! I will be doing a small video on my 10x10 soon!
Instructions please
This is cool ! Anyone know where it find instructions for it ?
I did not create instructions for this module.
@@GreatBallPit Might you consider making them 😃🙏 ? I have those old slopes parts from the sports sets and want to put them to good use 😉 ! Don’t know how to build without instructions. This build of yours is super neat 👍 !
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Isn't the output way to fast with both rapms going to one module?
I don't think I would run both ramps into one module, I would leave one recirculating. In this video I'm running the module at speed 4 of 6.
@@GreatBallPit ok that explains it.
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Great 👍 vid could check out my Lego GBC video
I put a link into the description