K'Nex Pieces - List of Connectors

List of Connectors

  • Dark gray
    • one slot for a rod and one hole
  • Orange (Alternate color: dark brown)
    • Two opposite slots for rods and one hole (a.k.a. ladder connector)
  • Light gray – 45 degrees (Alternate colors: light gray with blue speckles, neon orange)
    • Two adjacent slots for rods and one hole
  • Red – 90 degrees (Alternate colors: dark gray with black speckles, neon red)
    • Three adjacent slots for rods and one hole
  • Green – 135 degrees (Alternate colors: metallic grey-green, neon yellow, neon green)
    • Four adjacent slots for rods and one hole
  • Yellow – 180 degrees (a.k.a. half-moon) (Alternate colors: light gray, gold)
    • Five adjacent slots for rods and one hole
  • Orange tabbed (Alternate color: black)
    • This connector is the same as the yellow connector except for the tab on the flat side
    • The tab is used to connect tubing on the K'nex Original Roller Coaster, Big Ball Factory, Trampoline Tower and Big Air Ball Tower
  • White (Alternate color: black)
    • Eight adjacent slots for rods and one hole (a.k.a. snowflake)
  • 3D Connectors
    • Dark blue (Alternate colors: yellow, metallic blue)
      • Seven adjacent slots for rods and one slot to slide another 3D connector into
    • Purple (Alternate color: metallic silver, yellow)
      • Four adjacent slots for rods and one slot to slide another 3D connector into
  • Light Module (also used in the Light Ups 30 Model Building set and discussed in the Rods section. No alternate color)
    • Largest of all connectors
    • Eight holes for the Light Up Rods
    • Lights up the Light Up Rods
    • One hole in the middle also for Light Up Rods and other rods

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