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"Jerry Kalpin" <jdkalpin@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:GwnCsB.3IC@lugnet.com...
> I have worked on many real-world carousel assembly machines, including one
> that assembles 35mm film casettes and one for firearm cartridges. You • sure
> have captured the appearance of a carousel assembler!
Cool! My favourite kind of automation is where there are pallets or
interlocking carousels. It's a concept that really fascinates me.
> You did that in under four hours? What will you make when you get
serious?
It's only that I now have all my pieces sorted that I can do this stuff so
fast now. All of my time before was spent searching for parts. Now that I
can just grab a part from exactly where I know it is, stuff can go together
very quickly. I have used the gripper design (or something similar) many
times. A lot of the work is simply repetitious - like the grippers or the
two robots. The only real awful bit is all the mechanism going on
underneeth. I did lubricate it at work yesterday with some spray-on
silicone. I hope it doesn't damage my pieces, but the guy who gave the
bottle to me said it would be fine.
> Keep up the good work!!!
I'll try :)
Iain
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