6 Ways to build a Lego Technic Stepper Mechanism

Hello everyone,
here are 6 ideas how to build a stepper for different use cases.
Enjoy watching,
2in1

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Links:
Credit for #5 (by Lego Technic Mastery):

Rebrickable (part list and .io file):
6 (no link because it's not my design)

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:06 1 Offset Gears
0:35 2 Knob Gear
1:39 3 Rachet
2:35 4 Gearrack 1
3:40 5 Gearrack 2
4:52 6 Tread
5:44 Thanks for watching!

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#lego #technic #mechanism #stepper

[furaxerer]

The last one is a real mind-blower. Never thought of using these details this way. Respect.

[yorgle]

Neat. I never would have thought to use the ratchet mechanism for a stepping motor movement! And I like how in the last one, the output is held in place... it's not like it's free-wheeling like others. Thank you!

[rinquook]

I love the fact that you take these mechanism so far, for example the rachet, it's so useful!
Nice video :)

[REDDITSTORIESAITA]

Literally seen all ur vids and was looking for a stepper mechanism one last night😂 just double checked today!

[Ipwnpwnage]

Your mechanisms are awesome! Can I suggest adding a geared down motor to demonstrate the motion of your creations a bit smoother? I think it would really add a lot to your already awesome creations and allow us all to appreciate them operating smoothly and continuously.

[Mekchanoid]

Great little video. Unfortunately I've found offset gears, while an elegantly simple idea, only work nicely when you turn them slowly and gently. Ramp up the speed and torque and the gears misalign all the time. Even when working properly, offset gears create a lot of shake in the mechanism (useful for some things).

[rezusdanieltudorsLEGOchannel]

Realy nice video! I love learning about more mecanism that I could use in my MOC s. Please, also try making more complex mechanisms. I realy enjoyed thouse LEGO calculators you made.

[Spaghetti]

Cool, but is there a reason not to use a geneva mechanism for most of these?

[poykehmusic]

I'm not sure I understand how #6 actually works...
I guess I have to build one myself to get it 😀

[evanleblanc]

I'm trying to build a Lego testicle crusher this is immensely useful