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Re: Has anyone ever tried to design a washing machine mechanism?
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lugnet.technic
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Fri, 28 Jul 2000 00:06:43 GMT
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In article <FyC275.IG4@lugnet.com>, "Geoffrey Hyde"
<ghyde@ledanet.com.au> wrote:
> Hmmm - but that was hand-cranked. Did you try applying a motor to
> it, and see if it could take on the same amount of torque?
I never hooked up a motor to it (mainly because the only motor I had at
the time was in use in another model), so I don't know for sure, but
IIRC it didn't involve much torque, once I tweaked the bushings to keep
the gears meshed without adding friction.
> What did you use for the fan itself? I've experimented with those
> little propellors from the Aquazone series, but they're too small to
> make much of a breeze by themselves unless you enclose them in
> something, or put more than one on the same axle.
I used two of the big two-bladed propellers like those found in the 8824
Hovercraft (part #2952). They nest, so I ended up with a nice
four-bladed fan with all four blades in the same plane that moved a nice
amount of air.
--
Mark D. McKean - The Quantum Panda - qpanda@iwaynet.net
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