K'nex Octopus Fair / Carnival Ride Knex W/ Set Up & Disassembly Process
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K'nex Octopus Fair / Carnival Ride Knex W/ Set Up & Disassembly Process







Knex Octopus Fair Ride with some minor adjustments, which was initially designed and built by Jeremy.
You can check out their channel for other rides they've made; I plan on making more instructions for their rides, so feedback on these instructions would be very much appreciated.
Jeremy's Youtube Channel: Knex Carnival Rides
Supplies


Piece count:
The peices before the "/" represents the build with out the extra fencing for decoration and any extra pieces that are not part of the main instruction build.
K'nex Octopus Ride
Rods Count
Green 130
White 134/190
Blue 81/141
Yellow 28/32
Red 24/27
Gray 22
Neon Orange 8
Rigid Black 2
Connectors Count
Gray 1-Pos 86/90
Gray 2-Pos 8
Orange 2-Pos 13
Red 82/138
Green 56
Yellow 31/75
White 21
Blue 3D 36
Silver 3D 78
Tan Clip 13
Blue Clip 1
Blue Spacer 72
Other Count
Small Blue Gear 5
Medium Yellow Gear 3
Small Wheel W/O Hub 4
Medium Wheel W/ Hub 8
Half Ball 1
Motor 0/1
Micro Rod Yellow 1
Micro Rod Top Stopper 1
Base Beginnings














The base for the octopus ride.
Gearing Up






























The gears used to power the ride; probably the most challenging step.
Octopus Ride Body






































This is the connecting body structure that will be used to connect the arms of the ride.
Arms & Chairs


































These are the arms and chairs for the ride.
Trailer for Disassembly and Transport































This trailer is used for disassembly and transport.
Finished Product


This is what you should have when done; if you have any questions, please feel free to let me know.
Extra: Fencing

















This is extra fencing that will go around the ride.
Extra: Disassembly / Assembly

This step is for Disassembly / Assembly; you can start at the end of the video for Disassembly and start for Assembly.