Re: A LEGO double-throw switch?

In lugnet.robotics, Brian Davis wrote:
> In lugnet.robotics, Kevin L. Clague wrote:
>
>> 45 degree angles are not so simple.
>
>    They are, depending on how ridgid you need the system to be. Take a 16L beam
> with two 1x2 plates and a 1x2 beam on the end, and pin a second 16L beam at 90°
> to the first. Now you can easily mount an axle at 45° by attaching it to any
> matching holes on the two 16L beams, and attach a third beam to the axle using,
> say, two cross-blocks. It can actually be rather rigid if you don't use long
> axles.

Or, connect it to a technic turntable, so you can rotate it to any angle you
want.

ROSCO