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Click-Hinge (28 parts)

A stronger type of hinge that click into place at specific angles.

Click-hinges are much stronger than other types of hinges, but have notches that only allow them to be positioned in 22½° increments. (This results in four possible positions between 0° and 90°.)

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Click-Hinge (28 parts)
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Plate

Plates with one or more click-hinge connection.

1×2, 1-Finger, End
44301
1×2, 1-Finger, Top
30383
1×2, 1-Finger, Side
44567
1×3, 1-Finger, Top
44300
2×2, 1-Finger, Top
92582
1×4 Dual 1-Finger, Side
44568
4×6 Dual 1-Finger, Side
65133
1×2, 2-Finger, End
54657
1×2, 2-Finger, Side
50340
3×4 Dual 2-Finger, Side
50337
2×4 Gate w/ Dual 2-Finger, Side
92092

Brick

Bricks with one or more click-hinge connection.

1×2, 2-Finger End, Vertical
30364
1×2, 2-Finger, Vertical
54671
1×2, 2-Finger, Horizontal
30541
1×2, 2-Finger, Horizontal
54672
1×2 Both Ends, Vertical
39893
1×4, Both Ends, Vertical
54661
1×6 Both Ends, Vertical
53914
2×2, 2-Finger, Vertical
53029
2×2, 1-Finger, Vertical
30389

Click Other

Other parts that use the click-hinge connection.

1×2 Cylinder, Both Ends
54662
1×2 Cylinder 2-Finger, Axle Hole
57360
1×2 Cylinder 1-Finger, Axle Hole
53923
1×2 Cylinder 1-Finger, Pin
57697
2-Finger, Towball Socket
51482
1×3, 1-Finger, 2-Pins
47973
1×8, 2-Finger, Angled Edge
14137
1×12, 2-Finger, Angled & Tapered
57906

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