Tamiya 69920 Cross Universal Arm Set Clear - Classroom Build Pack  [69920]

Tamiya 69920 - Cross Universal Arm Set (Clear) Tamiya Craft Tool Products
Price:
CAD$8.40
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
69920
GTIN:
4950344699209
Condition:
Brand New
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Tamiya 69920 Clear Cross Arm Set for STEM Builders

The Tamiya 69920 Cross Universal Arm Set is a practical component aimed at improving STEM lessons and model construction. Its transparent finish gives clear sight of moving parts, helping students and hobbyists understand mechanism layout while keeping the build neat.

Construction and Specs

The kit contains four 80mm x 80mm cross universal arms, sized for straightforward frame and linkage work. Each arm has 3mm holes arranged at 5mm centres, providing predictable mounting points for plates, gearboxes and other Tamiya parts. This predictable pattern makes it easy to plan and expand projects.

How to Use

The clear material is ideal for integrating LEDs and visual elements into demonstration models, and pairs well with clear Tamiya plates, gearboxes and wheels. Use the holes to mount servos, small motors or sensor brackets when prototyping simple robots or mechanisms.

Workshop Tips

These arms can be trimmed, drilled and painted to suit your build; the material accepts basic hobby paints and adhesives. The set also includes an assortment of screws and spacers to cover common assembly needs, making it convenient for classroom kits and maker benches.

Use a fine-tooth hobby saw or a sharp scoring knife and snap method for clean cuts, then sand edges smooth with fine grit paper.
Yes, the clear plastic allows light to pass and you can secure 3mm LEDs into the 3mm holes; use small clips or hot glue for a tidy fit.
The 3mm holes at 5mm intervals match common Tamiya plate patterns, so they are suitable for combining with plates, gearboxes and mounting brackets.
The set supplies a basic selection of screws and spacers for assembly; for heavier loads use machine screws with matching nuts and consider adding washers for better load distribution.

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