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Re: Walking Excavator KAISER S2
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lugnet.technic
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Mon, 12 Sep 2005 21:26:42 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Beat Schuler wrote:
> Hallo
> My name is Beat, and I live in Switzerland. Forwards approx.. one year has I
> that Lego build rediscovered. My first MOC after the Dark ages is a walking
> excavator, "KAISER S2".
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> Pictures can see you in my Brickshelf Gallery:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=137175
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> I realized the following functions in this model:
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> Upper Structure:
> Turning is driven with two old style 9Volt eletric motors
> The excavator arm is completely pneumatic and consists of 4functions:
> Boom, dipper, bucket und telescope dipper
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> All these five digging-functions are served from the remote control, where
> itself also the compressor, driven of four 9Volt electric motors.
> The under carriage consists of four legs, two with wheels and two with feets as
> well as additional small wheels. All carriages can be adjusted pneumatically in
> the height, as well as in the width to be positioned manually. Thus the model
> can work also in steep area.
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> Link to real Machine: http://www.kaiser.li/
Nice! I like MOCs with lots of pneumatics (in case anyone hadn't noticed :-)
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=82736 )
I see you've used two cylinders together in several functions. How have you
kept them straight whist avoiding strain on the nozzles?
There's a new piece in the 8421 crane that does the job now.
Mark
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