How to Make a White Knex Floor
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How to Make a White Knex Floor
This instruction is more some general instruction - how to make a white knex floor for ball machines!
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I decided I won't continue publishing each friday a ible, but now if i publish a ible it'll rather be friday than a other day. Oh, and i just forgot to publish this one, i had it already since a week.
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Oh, and if you'll post a pic of your white floor I'll add it to the last step.
I decided I won't continue publishing each friday a ible, but now if i publish a ible it'll rather be friday than a other day. Oh, and i just forgot to publish this one, i had it already since a week.
Planning
Planning is important, so you plan where the lift(s) is/are so that you know where the floor is most down, you also need to plan where you put support towers unless you don't want to have to take the floor apart several of times, like I had to did on Dystopia :D
Make the Lifts
Now you'll need to make the lifts, don't add the entrance track as you'll have to make your own, or you could also leave the entrance track and then switch from the white floor to that track. I'd prefer first one as it is looking IMO better.
Make the Stuff Under the Floor
Now, if you want to have anything under the floor, it is a good idea to add it.
Things under the floor could e.g. be track.
It is also a good idea to already add support towers.
Things under the floor could e.g. be track.
It is also a good idea to already add support towers.
Now Make the Entrance Track
Now it's time to make the entrance!
Make sure that the floor is where the ball enters the lowest.
Make sure that the floor is where the ball enters the lowest.
Supporting the Floor Somewhat
These are just some supports for the floor.
Some More Supporting
Make sure that the floor is just supported from underneath with Y-connectors clipped to the white rods, that way the ball can roll smooth on top of it.
Note that if the floor is steeper it will work better, but if it is not so steep it will look cooler as the ball will roll longer on it.
Note that if the floor is steeper it will work better, but if it is not so steep it will look cooler as the ball will roll longer on it.
Making Borders
Now you need to make borders that the ball won't roll off the sides.
Some Extra Features
Now you can give the floor some extra features to make it more interesting!
The End
Ok, this was this weeks 'ible! I hope you enjoyed it!
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If you give me a pic of your white floor I'll add it to this step!
Dragonfire (by sandroknexmaster):
by by jameshond:
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Check out my Website for more awesome stuff!
If you give me a pic of your white floor I'll add it to this step!
Dragonfire (by sandroknexmaster):
by by jameshond: