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- The title is pretty much it. For a silly R/C project I am working on, using Erector pieces looks promising but I need a certain number of a specific part, and one of the more-expensive kits only comes with a small number of those parts. I seem to remember there’s a website like this for LEGOs, does Erector do the same thing?
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- The title is pretty much it. For a silly R/C project I am working on, using Erector pieces looks promising but I need a certain number of a specific part, and one of the more-expensive kits only comes with a small number of those parts. I seem to remember there’s a website like this for LEGOs, does Erector do the same thing?
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You most certainly can NOT have a piece of my…
wait… what?
Well, I did find this page. Just a list of spare parts that he has, and I don’t know if the price is what you were looking at.
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- Exactly what I am needing is small gearwheel and chain-drive parts in various diameters. The shafts need to be around 1/8" inch.
…The LEGO Mindstorm/Technic kits have both, but they are plastic I was hoping to find some reasonably-priced metal ones, at least brass. I have located a couple sources of aluminum machine pieces, but they are rather larger than I want (smallest shaft is 1/4") and they are expensive (10-tooth chain cogwheel costs $12).
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- Exactly what I am needing is small gearwheel and chain-drive parts in various diameters. The shafts need to be around 1/8" inch.
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Have you heard of Stock Drive Products? They make lots of small parts for small machines.