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3. SNOT (43 parts)

These parts allow you to attach studs facing outwards (Studs Not On Top) or attach studs at an offset from the normal grid.

SNOT bricks and brackets allow you to attach parts facing outwards. There are other techniques that allow you to attach studs facing outwards, but the parts in this category are designed specifically for this purpose.

We also have jumpers which allow you to offset a part by ½ of the width of a LEGO plate. This is an unusual offset within the LEGO system that makes a lot of interesting techniques possible.

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3. SNOT (43 parts)
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Brick

A SNOT brick has one or more outward-facing studs on the side.

1×1×⅔ Stud 1-side, Ø1 Rounded End
3386
1×1 Headlight
4070
1×1 Stud, 1-side
87087
1×1 2-studs, Opposite
47905
1×1 2-studs, Adjacent
26604
1×1 Studs 4-sides
4733
1×1×1⅔ Studs 1-side
32952
1×2 Studs 1-side
11211
1×2 Studs 2-sides
52107
1×4 Studs 1-side
30414
1×2×1⅔ Studs 1-side
22885
1×2×1⅔ Studs 2-sides
80796
1×2×1⅔ Studs 3-sides
67329
1×2×⅔ Studs 2-sides, Antistud
4595

Bracket

Brackets are SNOT parts that are thinner than a brick.

1×1 Bracket
36841
1×1 Bracket, Inverted
36840
1×2 Bracket
99781
1×2 Bracket, Inverted
99780
1×4 Bracket
28802
2×1 Bracket
79389
2×1 Bracket, Inverted
73825
2×2 Bracket
44728
2×2 Bracket, Inverted
99207
2×4 Bracket
93274
2×6 Bracket
64570
2×2×⅔ 2-studs, Side
4304
2×6×⅔ 4-studs, Side
87609
2×2 Bracket w/ 2-holes
3956
3×2 Bracket, Space
4598
1×4×1⅔ Bumper w/ Arches
14520
2×2 Bracket, Centered
41682
2×1 Bracket, Centered
4585
2×2 Bracket w/ 3×2 Plate, Curved
69906
Minifig Bracket w/ 1-stud
28974
Minifig Bracket w/ 2-studs
18986

Jumper

Jumpers offer a 1/2 stud offset in one or both directions.

1×2 Jumper
15573
2×2 Jumper
87580
1×3 Jumper, Double
34103
2×4 Jumper, Double
65509
1×2 Jumper Stud, 1-side
86876
1×4 Offset w/ 2-rings
4590
1×2 w/ 3L Space Wing
4596
1×1 Ring
4081

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