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 Author: Dimi_DBB View Messages Posted By Dimi_DBB
 Posted: Mar 6, 2022 09:43
 Subject: Part 6222 with + axle hole or x axle hole?
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Dimi_DBB (233)

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Hi,

Does part 6222 always have an x axle hole, or could it also have a + axle hole?
 
Part No: 6222  Name: Brick, Round 4 x 4 with 4 Side Pin Holes and Center Axle Hole
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6222 Brick, Round 4 x 4 with 4 Side Pin Holes and Center Axle Hole
Parts: Brick, Round

If it has both, does it need to be split into 2 variants (6222a/6222b)?

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Dimitri
 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Mar 6, 2022 21:25
 Subject: Re: Part 6222 with + axle hole or x axle hole?
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In Catalog, Dimi_DBB writes:
  Hi,

Does part 6222 always have an x axle hole, or could it also have a + axle hole?
 
Part No: 6222  Name: Brick, Round 4 x 4 with 4 Side Pin Holes and Center Axle Hole
* 
6222 Brick, Round 4 x 4 with 4 Side Pin Holes and Center Axle Hole
Parts: Brick, Round


I checked a bunch of them that I have, and I only found two types of axle holes:
a perfect '+' axle hole and what I call a thick 'x' axle hole.
These two types are so similar, and I did not find a thin 'x' axle hole
like [p=32064b]


  If it has both, does it need to be split into 2 variants (6222a/6222b)?


The site does not look favorably on these kinds of splits, so I am not sure if
it would even be approved. In fact, there have been discussions in the past to
merge different axle hole entries as they provide no different functionality.
And as I stated above, the thick 'x' axle hole and '+' axle hole
are just too similar.