K'nex Oblivion Ball Machine Instructions
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K'nex Oblivion Ball Machine Instructions














Piece Count
RODS:
grey: 94
red: 196
yellow: 458
blue: 878
white: 401
Green: 778
CONNECTORS:
white: 97
blue 3d: 265
purple 3d: 603
yellow: 452
green: 24
red: 314
orange: 110
light-grey: 14
dark-grey: 209
SPECIAL:
orange track connector: 159
Black or tan rod: 3
Purple flexi-rod: 22
orange flexi-rod: 3
tan lock: 19
blue clip: 25
Y clip: 78
blue spacer: 113
silver spacer: 129
track clip: 6
medium tire no tread: 11
small tire: 4
red gear: 6
small blue gear: 1
yellow gear: 1
motors: 3
triangle panel with three holes: 1
chain link: 142
tubing
string
GRAND TOTAL: 5,621
grey: 94
red: 196
yellow: 458
blue: 878
white: 401
Green: 778
CONNECTORS:
white: 97
blue 3d: 265
purple 3d: 603
yellow: 452
green: 24
red: 314
orange: 110
light-grey: 14
dark-grey: 209
SPECIAL:
orange track connector: 159
Black or tan rod: 3
Purple flexi-rod: 22
orange flexi-rod: 3
tan lock: 19
blue clip: 25
Y clip: 78
blue spacer: 113
silver spacer: 129
track clip: 6
medium tire no tread: 11
small tire: 4
red gear: 6
small blue gear: 1
yellow gear: 1
motors: 3
triangle panel with three holes: 1
chain link: 142
tubing
string
GRAND TOTAL: 5,621
Base and Supports

















Let's start building!
Return Path








Main Support and Lift





























Secondary Supports

























Path Selecters
















Path 1- the Drawbridge





















































This step really isn't step-by-step based because I just put in a lot of pictures of the thing but I assure you you will be able to make it from them. There are four pulley systems and one mother switch. The process of the cycle goes like this:
1. The ball hits the mother switch and the bridge starts to lower down.
2. The bridge being at the bottom triggers motor 2 which is only there to pull the mother switch up which makes the bridge rise.
3. The bridge rises until the pulley in the back pulls the mother switch back down into the off position. Motor 2 automatically shuts itself off.
Yes, I give credit to the member who made the "Leave Me Alone Box" because motor two uses the exact mechanism.
Take your time with this, it is very easy to lose track of where you are. The pulley systems will take a little while to adjust so don't get impatient with them.
1. The ball hits the mother switch and the bridge starts to lower down.
2. The bridge being at the bottom triggers motor 2 which is only there to pull the mother switch up which makes the bridge rise.
3. The bridge rises until the pulley in the back pulls the mother switch back down into the off position. Motor 2 automatically shuts itself off.
Yes, I give credit to the member who made the "Leave Me Alone Box" because motor two uses the exact mechanism.
Take your time with this, it is very easy to lose track of where you are. The pulley systems will take a little while to adjust so don't get impatient with them.
Path 2- the Wheel

















































This path contains the large wheel at the center of the machine.
Path 3- Double-Path



































This path includes a new element that isolates the balls and spaces them farther apart.
Path 4- Yin-Yang

























