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Re: Technic Pendulum Clock progress
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 31 Jan 2001 01:33:52 GMT
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You could have 2 worm gears side by side turning in opposite directions and
have a bar below that which pushes the string against one or the other in
turn. I looked at this for my crane spooler, but couldn't get it to work
neatly because of the high tension in the string.
I found that the thicker the string, the better it winds by itself, so it
may be worth trying something thicker.
ROSCO
yego <ldaniel2@prodigy.net> wrote in message news:G7yu1s.7DF@lugnet.com...
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> > The spool needs to be carefully wound, or the
> > string can get pinched,
> > Amnon
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> I set up a winder for a spool, I used a worm gear with a 1/5 ratio to the • spool
> when you wind the wheight the string travels down the spool evenly. I got
> the idea from a hose winder. but unlike a hose winder the lego spool does
> not travel up and down the spool in otherwords the string doesen't change
> directions. I would e_mail u a picture but my camera isn't working.
> Chris
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| (...) I set up a winder for a spool, I used a worm gear with a 1/5 ratio to the spool when you wind the wheight the string travels down the spool evenly. I got the idea from a hose winder. but unlike a hose winder the lego spool does not travel up (...) (24 years ago, 30-Jan-01, to lugnet.technic)
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