You can orient the motor 90° so the cable goes out from the side as opposed to through the module. Threading the cable through bears a risk of the wire catching in the treads and jamming the whole mechanism
You could extend it a little to the side and use one of the small tank wheels, maybe. Though I'm unsure as to the viability of that, it might bend the beam in the middle, and it would definitely need something to ensure the track doesn't snag on the bends
It's a good way to save on tank wheels, theyre only really needed to power the track, real tanks and other tracked machinery usually only have one toothed wheel per track, the rest are just normal riding wheels. Sure in lego technic the toothed wheel has the optimal traction/friction, but other wheels on the sides work well too.
I would love if someone were to make a LEGO Moc tank, Leopard 2a7 or something, in the scale of lego´s bettle or fiat 500, with working tracks like this :O. Great video!!
I’ll bet that the military is also spying on your channel looking for cheaper bomb dismantling robots which can’t be to hard to make from this kinda machine. Thanks again for sharing this 👍👍❤️
Astonishing design! Do you think this idea can be used to motorize Ninjago's ultra sonic/stealth raider sets? Each track module of 9449 has 23 track constituents, 70595 has 19, and 71739 has 24. I wonder if you could make the module's track length smaller to fit the criteria? Regardless, I now have the concept. Thank you !
Thanks! Obviously I tried to make it as compact as possible, so I cant really think of a way to make it smaller, but of course you can put the motor somewhere else...
You could also try to save some space where the grey riding wheels are by swaping the red J beam for something else and bringing the grey wheels closer to the middle of the unit by 1-2 studs.
I'm not familiar with this kind of gearing, would you say it would be suitable for the base of an excavator of approx 2,5kg? (the 90° gearings of my actual excavator crane often slip 'n crack, especially on "carpet duty", where turning with lego caterpillars is stressing the transmission!!)
If you have an actual base, it's probably smarter to put the motors directly into the base since you don't really need to save space. So maybe something more robust than this is possible.
I have the technic crawler crane and when i moved I lost one of the track shoe segments. I put it all together and had to shorten one of the frames a bit . it doesn't work properly. I also want to build some custom track vehicles. Where is the best place to find replacement pieces?
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Thanks! I try my best...
@@in1never out of brilliant ideas...
Building technic vehicles small is very hard. I really like your design
I want a technic vehicle with suspension but also handheld like small but the suspension use shock absorber not rubber bands
beautiful. I always try to modulize the motors and battery themselves. This is thinking out of the box, love it.
Is it just me or is this like the most adorable thing ever?
This is great especially when you double them up could definitely see some crazy lego person modify it to fit on a custom sand crawler or something
ive watched your videos over and over for so long this bg music is now the bg music of my dreams at night
Amazing design! Really helped me build a compact 15 stud wide tank using two of these modules on each side
I took this design and I had half the parts for it. I had to improvise a lot but I made it work. Thank you
You can orient the motor 90° so the cable goes out from the side as opposed to through the module. Threading the cable through bears a risk of the wire catching in the treads and jamming the whole mechanism
This video shows how easy it can be to build an tank! That is really cool
really good design! one question though. For the back wheels why not just extend it out a bit then put another tank wheel there?
I tried to make it as compact as possible, but that probably looks a bit better
You could extend it a little to the side and use one of the small tank wheels, maybe. Though I'm unsure as to the viability of that, it might bend the beam in the middle, and it would definitely need something to ensure the track doesn't snag on the bends
@@in1 Totally gave me Wall-E vibes!
It's a good way to save on tank wheels, theyre only really needed to power the track, real tanks and other tracked machinery usually only have one toothed wheel per track, the rest are just normal riding wheels. Sure in lego technic the toothed wheel has the optimal traction/friction, but other wheels on the sides work well too.
This is a cool build, I keep having ideas when I'm watching
Thanks, this solves an issue I can with a conveyor belt project.
I love how it gets linked with another one.
I would love if someone were to make a LEGO Moc tank, Leopard 2a7 or something, in the scale of lego´s bettle or fiat 500, with working tracks like this :O. Great video!!
You on Rebrickable? Love your stuff 👊
that is so good! incredible design!
It's ok for light applications. When you add some sideways load, the grey idler wheels will slip off.
I’ll bet that the military is also spying on your channel looking for cheaper bomb dismantling robots which can’t be to hard to make from this kinda machine. Thanks again for sharing this 👍👍❤️
bro that is super cool and it's pretty fast
this is a lot of potential! imagine a quad style drive
Cool idea! Thanks for sharing!
These would look great in the Skopio XV1 set
Wall-e proud of you now
Really cool design! You can probably make really small tank using lego technic power+ hub and m motors or buwizz 2.0 or 3.0 🤔
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ok
the hub is too big for me
well built!! just i need a way to easily mount the receiver and battery!
This is amazing! 42065 set be like:
Very cool modules 👍👍 But you should use the rubber pips (6139223) in the tracks for better traction and quieter running.
I'm not sure if that would work, since the rubber parts stick through the pin holes, so the tread links can slide on the bent liftarm (32009)...
@@in1 Ahhh... I see.
I really like your design.
Splendid, thank you!
Astonishing design!
Do you think this idea can be used to motorize Ninjago's ultra sonic/stealth raider sets? Each track module of 9449 has 23 track constituents, 70595 has 19, and 71739 has 24. I wonder if you could make the module's track length smaller to fit the criteria? Regardless, I now have the concept. Thank you !
Thanks! Obviously I tried to make it as compact as possible, so I cant really think of a way to make it smaller, but of course you can put the motor somewhere else...
You could also try to save some space where the grey riding wheels are by swaping the red J beam for something else and bringing the grey wheels closer to the middle of the unit by 1-2 studs.
This is perfect for an assault tank!!
Very cool
You are so good bro
nice build!
you can make two identical vehicles and you put the engine on one and the powercube on the other so the first vehicle pulls the powercube
Could really cool to use this concept on a lego halo scorpion
One step closer to making a Lego Wall-e
I'm not familiar with this kind of gearing, would you say it would be suitable for the base of an excavator of approx 2,5kg? (the 90° gearings of my actual excavator crane often slip 'n crack, especially on "carpet duty", where turning with lego caterpillars is stressing the transmission!!)
If you have an actual base, it's probably smarter to put the motors directly into the base since you don't really need to save space. So maybe something more robust than this is possible.
That is so cool.
Veri GOOD!
The technic T O N K
it does need a tensioner imho
Nice! Would this work with powered up motors?
I don't know the exact dimensions, maybe you have to modify the frame, but the overall principle should work
closest is the PU M with the same dimensions as the PF M but does not include sensors at this point.
@@dinhtuan752 yes, thanks, but I don’t have the PU Bluetooth hub so I can’t really use it
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Хорошо/nice
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Nice but I don't have the gears of that size lol
really cool !
exellent
Well, that’s part of the tank
Really cool design but it needs to be a bit more durable.
I have the technic crawler crane and when i moved I lost one of the track shoe segments. I put it all together and had to shorten one of the frames a bit . it doesn't work properly. I also want to build some custom track vehicles. Where is the best place to find replacement pieces?
either bricklink or lego pick-a-brick
@@in1 Thanks ,I'll check it.
noice
👍👍👍
Whered you get the big black piece to grab the treds
bricklink
Duplicate the module that you made and make a fast tank with 2 batteries
Oooooohhh
question , how do u turn with 1 module?
Wooow
but can it tile the plane?
Pls what is tank plate
I’m gonna build all terratech tank treads in lego
Neat
Can you do one better than the one in my channel?
It can work upside down?
Yep, that should work
Now go buy a "Confedrate Snail-Tank" Lego set & deck the shit out of it!
Tonk
Круто очень круто
1:28
Мне это нравится
How do you think of this??? I think if you do an iq test you’re getting 1000
Shame that piece near the beginning was cracked. :( (1:35)
please content customer service and you sent a replacement for free.
@@dinhtuan752 I meant in the video. It looked like one of the pieces has a small crack in it.
Sure.
I really like your builds, but you've got to do something about the video quality. the choppiness of your videos makes them very difficult to watch.
A solution would be to watch them on 50% speed, because I usually edit them with 2x speed so that it doesn't get boring
accualy I can invade now😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
L motor + 1:1=?
lol
Переделаный 42095
Или 42065. Но все же получилась более модульная сборка, чем эти наборы lego
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Пацан не плохо но я лучше сделал систему такую только не много лучше