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RE: Powered Crossaxles Through a Large Technic Turntable
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lugnet.robotics
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Fri, 15 Oct 1999 14:25:24 GMT
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> Basically, I was confronted with a situation in which I wanted to pass
> powered crossaxles through a Large Technic Turntable (without restricting
> its motion, obviously). It is fairly straightforward to pass a single
> powered crossaxle through the Large Turntable's center, but I wanted two.
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> You can see an image of my design (MLCAD screen capture, 30kb) here:
http://www.ghosthunter.org/samples/shoulder.jpg
This is cool. I just wanted to mention that MLCad is a really decent
program. I hope Michael will develop it further for the Mac, but then again,
have a look at Dave baum's site for info on his graphics for
his new book:
<http://www.enteract.com/~dbaum/guide>
One tip, you might want to convert the images from MLCad to GIFs - which are
better at compressing line drwaings and uniformly shaded areas. JPG
compression
tends to leave ghosts around sharp contrast points, which makes gears hard
to understand....
Cheers,
Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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