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I came up with an idea to use my LEGO for the ropewalk device. It's very simple, I build it in half an hour. I just made couple ropes with it, and pretty happy. 

 

Overall look
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Four identical gears, I'm going to improve it to rotate faster.

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The complete "set" - device, weigth and divider )

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This type of pins allows quickly fix the rope, so no need to make a knots.

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Again quick fix of weight. I added some metal inside.

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And the divider.

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Short video how it works (there you can see ropewalk v.1.0.0 without the "weight")

 

And the first results

 

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I hope you'll find it helpful and probably will advice how I can improve it.

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I've been waiting a long time for someone to have a go at this.....and here it is. Well done.

 

All I have to do is figure which box in my loft contains my sons Lego (from 20 years of storage....I'll be billing him for that!)

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Thanks, I've seen such things before but they look complicated, probably they're more adjustable and reliable.

But I'm not going to make hundreds of meters of ropes, so I guess it's completely enough for me. I haven't started my rigging yet, so will let you know later how it go.

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