Technyk32231
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Wow, the stuff I've missed in the past year.... i didnt even know they made long pneumatic cylinders...
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I think this would be great in a style like the Local Motors Rally Fighter...
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I think that may simply be because of the massive load on those axles.
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However, if those diagonal braces bend then they aren't doing much.
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It is perfectly correct to call this a constant-velocity joint, since it does provide constant velocity.
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I love tiny models! Although my favorite scale for models is from the 43.2? (vw bus wheels) to 62.4 wheels, I find this tiny roadster to be really cool. The more compact a model is while retaining functionality, the better it is , IMO
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...Then I'm up for a reverse-engineering challenge
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Yes, that would probably work
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What i'm saying is that each stage would get its own power. G=Geneva mechanism ----- = driveshaft oo = gearbox G G G 1:4oo 1:2oo 1:1oo -------------------------------------- Not sure if my "diagram" makes sense, but each stage has its own gearbox so that each stage turns half the speed as the previous.
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A solution that I find sometimes works is to pull apart the grey shock absorber, put a half-bush on the rod, and reassemble the shock absorber with the spring
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Nice reviews, i realized now that i hadnt even seen the 2015 reviews yet... xD
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clearly i was mistaken, i should have thought that through. Maybe it is something of a geneva mechanism, but with each bit having its own geneva mechanism? in that case the 1:2 gearing could work, possibly.
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I love this, the movement is incredibly accurate. Except i had to look at the title a couple times after mistaking it for "syphilus" :P
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Hello efferman, I have a part request Our VEX robotics team has had some success this year (look up "1727b" on youtube), and I am trying to make a lego version of our robot. Could you design some kind of ratchet gear, that is about 3 studs in diameter?
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1) USB is serial by definition, 2) old Dell laptops generally have it, but it's probably not worth it because you will be stuck with a craptop :P