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Re: Is there any interest in a tiny scout-like brick?: msg#00082hardware.lego.robotics
In lugnet.robotics, Ben Jackson writes: >In an effort to not take 2+ years to get pictures from my camera to my >website, here's a brief photo update on the project: >http://www.ben.com/LEGO/rcx/picoscout/ > >Having mangled, er, adapted only my second 2x8 electrical plate to make it 4 >individual 2x2 pads, I'm starting to think that the fabrication aspect of >making these bricks would drive me to drink. So proposing to sell them >might have been premature. :) As someone who is currently trying to bring a custom MindStorms sensor to market, I understand how you feel. I have mangled my share of LEGO with the old Dremel, only to hear that heart-wrenching crunch as I break a delicate reed switch with too much pressure. I can assure you that it does get easier with repetition. I hope you'll at least consider putting together a kit with "some assembly required" if you decide not to mangle your own bricks for a living. - Chris. -- Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics |
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