Smallest CLUTCH out of Lego technic (tutorial)

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[@stephenbanyar1874]

A clutch that can't slip isn't very useful for precise manoeuvres like parking or hill starts.
I think you should use the smooth flywheel again, but use more rubber bands to add more force.
Interesting experiment!

[@LucasDynamics]

Do you think it's useful?

[@Limitedcityofficial]

great design I’m considering putting it in my lego pneumatic car

[@thelegoguys3313]

Really fantastic !

[@LucasDynamics]

Thank you!

[@steinestapler726]

Not with an Lego Motor. But with Pneumatik ones it could be useful

[@LucasDynamics]

Yeah, but why especially if pneumatic ones?

[@BSLquel]

Wow

[@Jkauppa]

try magnets behind the rubber gear teeth

[@Jkauppa]

yep magneto-mechanical clutch

[@LucasDynamics]

😅👍

[@LucasDynamics]

Good idea, but do you think they would be strong enough?

[@Jkauppa]

@@LucasDynamics they slip when too high torque, just like the rubber knobs

[@LucasDynamics]

@@Jkauppa Yes, I could try to glue them...

[@reesemolloy6109]

Try the ball joints that clip in those holes I bet it will work better

[@LucasDynamics]

Yeah, but that would be too much...

[@reesemolloy6109]

@@LucasDynamics I just posted one on my videos and it works great it’s just a bit violent when it goes in

[@LucasDynamics]

@@reesemolloy6109 Yeah, that's what I meant...

[@reesemolloy6109]

@@LucasDynamics I braced it up 10 minutes ago and the violence is basically gone

[@LucasDynamics]

Nice👍

[@plasticgear116]

Not very useful but really cool and fun to make ! It can’t handle much torque, I try it on RC car and there is a lot of slip. The 45590 rubber part can handle much more torque!

[@LucasDynamics]

Good idea, but how do you wanna install it?

[@plasticgear116]

@@LucasDynamics mounting the 45590 rubber part is straight forward. To open and close the clutch I retrieve the movement of the lever that shift gears (1 motor for both operation and synchronization guaranteed)

[@LucasDynamics]

@@plasticgear116 Cool, do you already tried it?

[@plasticgear116]

@@LucasDynamics yes ! The video is on my channel ! There is also buildings instruction

[@LucasDynamics]

Cool, I watched your video... But doesn't the blue pins that hold the 45590 scratch on the other disc when there is pressure?

[@parkersleasman]

wgere do i get rubber nubs

[@LucasDynamics]

Amazon, Bricklink, Ebay

[@Terrymateo]

Parts list?

[@LucasDynamics]

It's so simple, you don't need a parts list...