He has returned!!! I remember watching your videos when I was 10, and I have been searching for them for the past year. I am so glad to finally rediscover the channel!!!
Check out the video at :47 and :54. You can see how I used two LEGO technic "wedge belt wheel/pulley's" (I think that's the name). All six holes have shafts connecting them. Those make up the gear that turns the ROKR gear (A perfect fit). Then there's a longer shaft through the middle of the wedge belt wheel's that is connected to the motor on one end, and another LEGO piece to stabilize it on the other end. The stabilizer LEGO is connected to one of the ROKR posts with other LEGO pieces that secure it in place.
He has returned!!! I remember watching your videos when I was 10, and I have been searching for them for the past year. I am so glad to finally rediscover the channel!!!
How did you add the motor to the model please
Check out the video at :47 and :54. You can see how I used two LEGO technic "wedge belt wheel/pulley's" (I think that's the name). All six holes have shafts connecting them. Those make up the gear that turns the ROKR gear (A perfect fit). Then there's a longer shaft through the middle of the wedge belt wheel's that is connected to the motor on one end, and another LEGO piece to stabilize it on the other end. The stabilizer LEGO is connected to one of the ROKR posts with other LEGO pieces that secure it in place.