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They're not very flexible though, I can't just take any accessories like the display in the article and attach it properly with a few extra blocks.

• rualca 6y ago
  > They're not very flexible though, I can't just take any accessories like the display in the article and attach it properly with a few extra blocks. Well, you can. You just need to attach the accessory to a lego piece that suits your fancy, and you're done. https://www.lego.com/en-us/page/static/pick-a-brick https://www.lego.com/en-us/page/static/pick-a-brick
  • lazyjones 6y ago
    By "attach" you mean glue?
    • rualca 6y ago
      It really depends on your goals and needs. Still, in a world where 3D printing is sold as a happy path solution to everything, putting glue on a couple of COTS plastic pieces sold for about $0.10 seems like an absolute no-brainer.
      • lazyjones 6y ago
        Using glue on small PCBs doesn't seem very sensible to me. I guess it's asking for too much to sell some lego bricks with simple ways of attaching a PCB?
        • rualca 6y ago
          > Using glue on small PCBs doesn't seem very sensible to me. Then why are you basing your argument on an approach which you already believe isn't sensible? I mean, you can glue everything you wish on a lego piece, including all the M3 spacers you need. But hey, why settle with an easy solution when you can bicker endlessly about problems that you don't need to handle?