Introduction: K'nex Jigsaw Lift
Hello there,
today I present you the K'nex Jigsaw Lift, please keep in mind that bezempje95 originally invented it, but as he deleted his account/ibles/all his stuff I present you my version of it, with instructions.
This one also features a counterweight, making the lift run a tad more smoothley.
Just follow along the pictures and be sure to read the image notes!
I hope you enjoy it!
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Step 1: Pieces
Rods
green - 58white - 156
blue - 122
yellow - 32
red - 6
total rods: 374
Connectors
dark-gray (1-way) - 21light-gray (2-way) - 1
orange - 10
red - 20
green - 9
yelllow - 52
white - 13
purple 3D - 73
blue 3D - 32
total connectors: 231
Misc
y-connectors - 3tan-clips - 5
large wheels - 3
green hinge halves - 2
motors - 1
red gears - 8
blue spacers - 50
gray spacers - 36
total misc: 108
Grand Total: 713
Step 2: The Base
With what else should you start than a base?
Well, a floating lift would be kinda cool....
Step 3: The Counterweight
Hey, why not build the counterweight before building the actual lift?
Step 4: The Front Frame
Ok, this is the first actual part of the lift.
Step 5: Cranks
We somehow have to get this thing going up and down, don't we?
Step 6: The Lifter
This is what will hold the balls.
Step 7: Back Frame
If there is a front frame there has to be a back frame...
Step 8: Various Stuff
Misc stuff like exit track and the crank for the counter weight.
Step 9: Gears
Finishing all up with the gearing!
Step 10: Done!
Congradulations, you just finished making the jigsaw lift!
Be sure to switch the motor to the right and watch your balls getting transported up!
No worries, you won't need that many balls ;)
Thank you for making this lift!
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Keep the derp on!
23 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
I made it it is amazing
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Looking nice, and thanks!
8 years ago on Introduction
I'm looking at the same lift that I built about 6 months ago.. I believe its the old version. I was also thinking I should make an 'ible for it as the pictures and instructions were not so good and I had to do a lot of tinkering to get it to work. Is there room here for 2 'ibles for almost the same lift? I am going to build yours to compare the 2 side by side..
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Uh, sure.
Just keep in mind that I didn't invent the lift, bezempje95 did but he somehow vanished along with all his instructions.
9 years ago on Introduction
I remember building the old version a long time ago. Not only does this one seem to work better, it is more appealing. The counterweight reminds me of a piston in a car engine, so much fun to watch! Great modifications!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
I like it!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
your welcome!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice lift! its so trustworthy, I guesss, im goign to build that tommorow or saturday! :D
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
haha, thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice! I will have to make this lift! So mechanically cool!.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Haha, thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice, so as I already said on YouTube.. :)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
haha, thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice modification, runs really well!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
YAY! Finally Instructions for this! You did a great job. I like how you modified it too :-)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Haha, thanks!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice!