The cog system is pretty amazing, even if rough around the edges. Think there should be transmission plates to get from the partial rotation of the water wheel with each marble to either a half rotation or a full one for anything behind it.
I made a 3D printable extension that uses Lego Technic pins for connecting horizontally and vertically. I called it "Technitrax" and made two videos about it. It would be nice if you could give me an opinion on it. (I do not sell 3D printed parts, I only made the files available)
The plan is to release one Etsy shop video per week. But since I am on a road trip, this one is delayed. My experience has demonstrated that comparatively few people have the time to watch a 30 minute GraviTrax video from Monday through Wednesday, and RU-vid’s algorithms reward a video’s viewing momentum with more impressions. That’s why this is releasing Thursday instead of Monday, so that it can hopefully gain more momentum from weekend viewers. 🤠 I hope you enjoy it!
When I refer to ghosting, this is what I'm observing... a consistent wavy ripple in the wall of the print, as in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KaFp6Eqk0QI.htmlsi=IE76APWS0aeBL5Qi It is possible the video cuts don't show what I mean right when I say the word ghosting.
Perhaps if I can ever get my own 3D printer settings dialed in… 😆 The first 2 episodes are of STL file designs, but there are many more designs to explore!
The plan is to release one Etsy shop video per week. But since I am on a road trip, this one is delayed. My experience has demonstrated that comparatively few people have the time to watch a 30 minute GraviTrax video from Monday through Wednesday, and RU-vid’s algorithms reward a video’s viewing momentum with more impressions. That’s why this is releasing Thursday instead of Monday, so that it can hopefully gain more momentum from weekend viewers. 🤠 I hope you enjoy it!