lego cross axle 3d models

I Improved My Lego Axle Specifically for 3D Printing.

A clever conversion tool, the LEGO axle adapter transforms a standard LEGO axle into a useful drill bit.

This connector fits into a drill chuck and will connect to a standard lego technic axle. Can be used to run lego machines without buying expensive lego motors. ...Recommend printing with support material, with axle connector facing up.

Fischertechnik Gear Motor to Lego Axle Fischertechnik_Gear_Motor_To_Lego_Axle Fischertechnik_Gear_Motor_To_Lego_Axle_2 Additionally, the Fischertechnik encoder gear motor can be printed onto a Lego axle. Fischertechnik_Encoder_Motor_To_Lego_Axle...

To attach a straw-based motor axle to a Lego one, I crafted an innovative connector using office supplies. ...This allows for seamless integration of my homemade motor with Lego gears, enhancing its functionality.

This versatile axle connector seamlessly links a 2mm motor shaft to a LEGO axle, making it an essential component for various Lego projects that involve connecting a motor to a wheel. ...To accommodate specific project requirements, I've included a f3d...

This is a 15.5-stud long axle that can be 3D printed, but it's not an official Lego part. Note: This is a challenging part to print, so it may be tight initially. I suggest printing at 0.1mm layer height to achieve the best fit. ... This is an entry...

... ...This 9.5-stud axle can be printed at home, but it's not an official Lego part. Note: Printing this piece requires some finesse, so it may take a few attempts to get the fit just right. I recommend using a 0.1mm layer height for optimal results.

Earth with a Lego axle hole at the bottom so that it can be used with this Lego orrery: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-11790/Kaero/planet-orrery-with-shining-sun-mod I printed the earth in two halves and glued them together afterwards. ...If you want...

This 14.5 studs long axle can be 3D printed, though it is not an official Lego part.\r\nNote: Printing this part can be a challenge, so it may take some trial and error at first. ...I highly recommend printing with a 0.1mm layer height to achieve the...

This particular project is a 13.5-stud long axle that's ready to be printed, but keep in mind it's not an official Lego part.\r\nNote: Printing this design requires some precision, so the first attempt might be a bit tricky. ...To achieve the best fit,...

This axle measures 11.5 studs long and can be printed using a 3D printer, but it's not an official Lego part.\r\nNote: Printing this part can be challenging, so it might take some tweaking at first. ...I recommend printing with a layer height of 0.1mm...

This axle measures a whopping 10.5 studs in length and can be printed using a 3D printer, but it's not an official Lego component. Note: Printing this part may require some patience as it can be quite tight at first. To achieve the best fit...

This 8.5-stud axle is a feasible print, but it's not an authentic Lego part.\r\nNote: Be aware that this part can be challenging to print initially, so you might encounter some tight spots. ...To achieve the best possible fit, I strongly recommend...

This 7.5-stud axle can be printed in 3D, but it's not an officially licensed Lego part.\r\nNote: I found this particular piece challenging to print, so initial results may be a bit tight. ...Printing at 0.1mm layer height should yield the best fit...

This particular model is a 5.5-stud long axle that can be printed, but it's not an officially licensed Lego part. Note: Printing this piece may require some tweaking at first, so I recommend setting your layer height to 0.1mm for the best fit. ... I've...

This particular 3.5 studs long axle can indeed be 3D printed, but it's not an official Lego part. Note: Due to the complexity of this design, you may encounter some difficulties during printing, so I suggest using a layer height of 0.1mm for optimal...

This particular axle is about 1.5 studs long and can be printed in 3D, but it's not an official Lego part.\r\nNote: Printing this piece can be tough, so you might need to tweak your settings at first. ...I suggest going with a 0.1mm layer height to get...

I'm building a unique Lego orrery that features a moon with an axle hole at the bottom, allowing it to be used in conjunction with this specific Lego model: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-11790/Kaero/planet-orrery-with-shining-sun-mod. To complete...

it adapts a 5mm thread to a lego axle just put some 5mm nuts inside the hexagon part (make shure that the threads are lined up on the nuts) and screw it on to a motor I used an old drone motor

This particular project involves printing a 2.5-stud long axle that isn't an official Lego part, but is actually compatible with their system. Please note that this design can be quite challenging to print correctly, so you may need to experiment a...

One potential solution is this 4.5-stud-long axle that can be printed, but it's not an official Lego part.\r\nNote: This model may be challenging to print accurately, so you might encounter some initial difficulties. ...I recommend using a layer height...

Moon with a Lego axle hole at the bottom so that it can be used with this Lego orrery: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-11790/Kaero/planet-orrery-with-shining-sun-mod If you want to build the orrery, you will also need...

This particular axle is 12.5 studs long and can be printed from home, but it's not an official Lego product. Printing this part can be challenging, so you may encounter some initial tightness. To achieve the best fit, I recommend printing at a layer...

The answer lies in this ingenious design - a 6.5-stud long axle that can be easily printed at home, but isn't officially sanctioned by the Lego company. Note: This part is notoriously tricky to print, so don't expect it to fit perfectly on your first...

Earth with a Lego axle hole at the bottom so that it can be used with this Lego orrery: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-11790/Kaero/planet-orrery-with-shining-sun-mod I printed the earth in two halves and glued them together afterwards. If you want...

This tiny mechanical component should seamlessly slide onto the shaft of a 9g servo and snugly cradle a Lego axle. While I haven't conducted a test yet, preliminary calculations suggest it will fit perfectly. ...If someone takes the initiative to print...

Lots of excellent Lego bricks models already available, but I couldn't find any with holes for axles so I created my own. This is a fully parametric OpenSCAD model with all dimensions easily adjustable. Nominal values for each dimension are listed...

... connected to an energy source. This setup showcases how motors rotate due to electrical connections. Moreover, we worked on the "beaker blender" project from the lego contraption set to demonstrate gear functionality in boosting rotational motion.

The Earth is a key component of this Lego orrery, which can be purchased at https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-11790/Kaero/planet-orrery-with-shining-sun-mod. To create the Earth, it was necessary to print two halves separately and then glue them...