I've got a technic problem.
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I've got a technic problem.

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A LEGO builder is seeking advice on how to construct a Technic mechanism. The builder, with limited Technic experience, needs a solution for a specific challenge.

The user, /u/Milan339, is trying to build a mechanism where two black Technic parts are parallel and rotate in opposite directions. The mechanism needs to be controlled from the top and fit within a width of 3-5 studs. The user has tried several solutions, but none have met all the requirements.

The builder is looking for suggestions from the LEGO community to overcome this Technic problem. With the specific constraints of parallel rotation, opposite directions, top control, and a narrow width, the challenge requires a clever Technic design.

For anyone else struggling with Technic builds, consider getting a LEGO Technic building kit to practice and learn the fundamentals.

Hey, I'm trying to build a little something and have pretty much zero experience with technic, so it takes me a lot of time to figure out. I need something like in the first picture, but the black parts have to be parallel and rotate in opposite directions.. it needs to be controlled from the top. Has anyone got an idea on how to solve this issue? I've had many but each time they're either not parallel or rotate in the same direction. I need it to be 3-5 studs wide, the less the better. ...

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