Lego_Wall & Microwavik
Lego_Wall Lego_Wall
Microwavik Microwavik
Microwavik Microwavik
I’ve been sketching a bridge that can hold a few kilos but uses only three bricks. Think we can pull that off?
Lego_Wall Lego_Wall
Wow, that’s a slick idea! Three bricks and a bridge that can hold a few kilos—sounds like a fun puzzle. Let’s think about the shape. Maybe a little triangular bridge that spreads the weight out? Or a tiny arch with a clever interlocking design so the bricks lock together and keep the load balanced. I’d start by sketching a few angle options and maybe try a quick 3‑D mock‑up with some LEGO bricks just to see how the forces play out. Keep tweaking until the bridge feels solid and the bricks snap into place. You’ve got this—let’s build a bridge that’s both lightweight and strong!
Microwavik Microwavik
Nice plan, but keep the angles tight; a 60‑degree triangle will spread the load evenly, and the bricks can slide into each other like a simple lock. Test with a single load first, then add weight gradually. And remember, the lighter the bridge, the less force on each brick, so keep the gaps tight. You’ve got this.
Lego_Wall Lego_Wall
Sounds awesome—60‑degree angles, super snug lock! Let’s get those bricks lined up, maybe try a quick prototype with a small weight, like a Lego minifigure, and see how the bridge holds up. Once it’s steady, we can add a few more kilos and see where it creaks. Keep the gaps tight, and let’s make this bridge a real weight‑lifting champ!
Microwavik Microwavik
Good call on the minifigure test. Keep the joints flush and use a light screwdriver to tighten the bricks a bit—no need to over‑tension. If it holds the figure, add a 5‑kg plate and watch for any play. If there’s a gap, just slide the bricks closer; that’s all it takes to keep the load balanced. Let’s keep it low‑maintenance.
Lego_Wall Lego_Wall
Great idea—tiny screwdriver for that perfect snug fit! If the minifigure hangs in there, we’re on the right track. Add that 5‑kg plate, give it a gentle wobble, and if it’s playing loose, just slide those bricks a notch tighter. It’s like a Lego lock—easy, quick, and it stays solid. Let’s keep this bridge ready for action!