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Re: Walker useing new leg design
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Sun, 21 Oct 2007 14:18:34 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Chris Magno wrote:
> I found the best way to learn about this very neat leg
> concept is to build one...
..and the best way to introduce someone to Theo Jansen's amazing mechanisms is
to have someone build one out of common materials you have on hand (OK, I'm a
little short of 7L axles as well, but that can be worked around). Really, this
is beautiful, and hypnotic to watch. I would almost certainly have tried to do
it with studless beams, which would have worked... but wouldn't have the
wonderful look of your version. Kudos!
> I want to thank Janey for being the Flame under my butt.
Interesting mental image :-). But still, we always knew she was a robot type at
heart. Now that we're combining art with mechanism, I think I'd try for the
"rhino" version next. Actually, I think I now know what to do with some solar
cells that have been kicking around here...
--
Brian Davis
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| Brian Davis wrote: > In lugnet.technic, Chris Magno wrote: > >> I found the best way to learn about this very neat leg >> concept is to build one... > > ..and the best way to introduce someone to Theo Jansen's amazing mechanisms is > to have someone (...) (17 years ago, 22-Oct-07, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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