What you do is put spacers on the track. It might strip
some of the plastic but thats ok. But you need a ton of spacers and the train will go
considerably slower and the'll be super noisy!!!
how to make woodies shake and rattle
Started by
Metalhead
, Oct 29 2003 06:52 PM
7 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 29 October 2003 - 06:52 PM
#2
Posted 29 October 2003 - 07:13 PM
First, what are these spacers?
Second, that
makes no sence.
Do you have a picture or something or can you tell it in a
little more detail?
Second, that
makes no sence.
Do you have a picture or something or can you tell it in a
little more detail?
#3
Posted 29 October 2003 - 08:08 PM
i think he means those green things that the track
attaches to, i could see it work, but not well.
attaches to, i could see it work, but not well.
#4
Posted 30 October 2003 - 05:06 PM
Well you know those little spacers that you put on rods
to keep gears in one place? You just put those on the purple tubing and put on the
ties.
to keep gears in one place? You just put those on the purple tubing and put on the
ties.
#5
Posted 30 October 2003 - 05:36 PM
Sounds to me like a good way to make the train come
to a very sudden stop in the middle of the ride thus causing the passengers to get
whiplash and you to get inundated with lawsuits prohibiting you from operating your
coaster until you've reprofiled the track and added seatbelts and head rests to
the cars thus giving the coaster purists something to complain about.
In all
seriousness though, how would this help? Have you tried it? Does it work?
You can accomplish this by
not applying WD-40. The train will go slower, and will be a little noisier (but
still not as noisy as the Knex battery powered motor.)
to a very sudden stop in the middle of the ride thus causing the passengers to get
whiplash and you to get inundated with lawsuits prohibiting you from operating your
coaster until you've reprofiled the track and added seatbelts and head rests to
the cars thus giving the coaster purists something to complain about.
In all
seriousness though, how would this help? Have you tried it? Does it work?
train will go considerably slower and
the'll be super noisy!!!
You can accomplish this by
not applying WD-40. The train will go slower, and will be a little noisier (but
still not as noisy as the Knex battery powered motor.)
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#6
Posted 31 October 2003 - 03:59 PM
Yes I tried it but it does'nt slow the train down a
whole lot you know.
whole lot you know.
#7
Posted 02 November 2003 - 10:19 PM
Ok, that is
the worst idea I have heard for a knex coaster, why try to slow it down and make it
rattle?! It makes no sense, we have a hard enough time making coasters that
make it all the way through, let alone try to figure out a way to slow it down!
I think a way to make a realistic woodie is to make supports like I did for
Outlaw.....
-Tyrant-
#8
Posted 03 November 2003 - 02:26 AM
Deffinitely agree Tyrant!, even with the miracle
of wd40, it is still very limited. Plus, why would you do that! it would probably
dent or scratch/bang the wheels/wheel assemblies up after a short time. Especially
since you would'nt be able to buy any more cars for the SS to replace your
banged up ones.
of wd40, it is still very limited. Plus, why would you do that! it would probably
dent or scratch/bang the wheels/wheel assemblies up after a short time. Especially
since you would'nt be able to buy any more cars for the SS to replace your
banged up ones.
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