Thanx bro, really nice walktrue. Ok, i had to do some modifications (cuz my design requires heavy duty suspention), but i maneged to "biggefy" your forth design, and it works perfectly. Thanx again
To tell the true, i didnt like any of those suspension. They too delicate and fregile. The first kind is ok, but better to put the spring in different way. You can look at my channel, i have simple and good tracks and ill make better instruction soon for the bigger ripsaw- if its will work right, like his little brother 🙏
Thanks for the feedback, but I can confirm that none of them are fragile because I have used all of them at least once in a MOC weather you saw it in a video or not, and they all performed nicely! Also these mechanisms are meant to be used more than just two times per track, I just tried to make them small and compact for the video. I looked at your ripsaw, pretty cool!
@@technictiger-legocreations8790 Thank you very much mate 😍. At high speed is different story. The forces that involve can make some problems, specialty with the front wheel in the track. I hope you notice that i got 2 ripsaw, not include the subtractor one. You can see, with all high speed ripsaws at you tube, that they have similar mechanism of tracks, i didnt invent it 😉 Good check is put little pressure on the ripsaw and by hand try to move over obsticles. You will see it very clear- like the wheel push backward instead of go up, over the obsticle. I can see that you use battery box- try lipo 2s, you wont regret it, i promise you.
@@yuvallegomotorized Thank you for the advice! With bigger MOCs I do usually focus on having my wheels go up and back for that caster but like I said I wanted it to be as compact as possible for the video. Usually I use a Buwizz, but I haven't thought of using lipos although it does seem like a good idea :).
Ppl= *curious about lego tank track suspension*
Me= *gathering knowledge to make my own tankette one day*
:D
"design 4" is very similar to the suspension used in the early Centurion production variants, good job
Thanks!
Thanx bro, really nice walktrue. Ok, i had to do some modifications (cuz my design requires heavy duty suspention), but i maneged to "biggefy" your forth design, and it works perfectly. Thanx again
Whoa whoa whoa slow down there with that reverse my guy! 😱
Can’t wait
:D
How do you keep design 4 from turning over and getting stuck?
It's a bit blury
For design two you could have just had simple bt 5 style bogies as they are ten times simpler
To tell the true, i didnt like any of those suspension.
They too delicate and fregile.
The first kind is ok, but better to put the spring in different way.
You can look at my channel, i have simple and good tracks and ill make better instruction soon for the bigger ripsaw- if its will work right, like his little brother 🙏
Thanks for the feedback, but I can confirm that none of them are fragile because I have used all of them at least once in a MOC weather you saw it in a video or not, and they all performed nicely! Also these mechanisms are meant to be used more than just two times per track, I just tried to make them small and compact for the video. I looked at your ripsaw, pretty cool!
@@technictiger-legocreations8790
Thank you very much mate 😍.
At high speed is different story. The forces that involve can make some problems, specialty with the front wheel in the track. I hope you notice that i got 2 ripsaw, not include the subtractor one.
You can see, with all high speed ripsaws at you tube, that they have similar mechanism of tracks, i didnt invent it 😉
Good check is put little pressure on the ripsaw and by hand try to move over obsticles. You will see it very clear- like the wheel push backward instead of go up, over the obsticle.
I can see that you use battery box- try lipo 2s, you wont regret it, i promise you.
@@yuvallegomotorized Thank you for the advice! With bigger MOCs I do usually focus on having my wheels go up and back for that caster but like I said I wanted it to be as compact as possible for the video. Usually I use a Buwizz, but I haven't thought of using lipos although it does seem like a good idea :).
@@technictiger-legocreations8790
I get what you mean about the space saving. 👍