Lego Factory controlled by BS2
Dr. Vetter
Posts: 34
I was very board on labor day so·I thought it would be fun and a challenge to build an assembly line made of legos. So·I climbed in the attic and and pulled out the legos and while building that·I was putting ideas together for what is it going to do. Alot of ideas were scraped due to having not enough motors and servos.
Took me since 2:30 to 8:00 for everything thing to be completed, legos always had that problem of·I need this one piece that I just can't find.
Original idea was to have a crane put somthing in the vat and next station would glow red for heat then a scanner would rotate and then the fan.
hope you all enjoy.
I had a great time building it
Dr. Vetter
YouTube Video of the Lego Factory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR7DeCh4xac
Took me since 2:30 to 8:00 for everything thing to be completed, legos always had that problem of·I need this one piece that I just can't find.
Original idea was to have a crane put somthing in the vat and next station would glow red for heat then a scanner would rotate and then the fan.
hope you all enjoy.
I had a great time building it
Dr. Vetter
YouTube Video of the Lego Factory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR7DeCh4xac
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Chris Savage
Parallax Engineering
at the assembly expo in chicago i had seen somthing similar but it was controlled by plc
and it was a cookie factory
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