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Ah, now the penny(s) dropped. Smiley-dancenana
So will this continuously turn slowly, or does it turn and stop for a short time?
And for interest what will you put in the optics box - do you have some special bits Thumbsup
Thanks Billy,
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH

Bill Gruby

Dave;
A pawl will engage the object box and move it a few degrees and leave it there till the pawl makes a full rotation and engages again. The whole thing is activated by a dropping weight. Less weight - slower movement.

As for the object boxes -- I don't know yet.

"Billy G" Big Grin
Billy,
Very interesting and certainly very different Thumbsup
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH

Bill Gruby

It has been a real chore the re-engineer that Kaleidoscope. I am 80% done at this point. The 1st of December is my focal point to finish. Heres the deal -- I will do the build here and on one other Forum. I am shooting for Dec. 15 to start. If you would like to build one along with me I will make the prints available to you. There will be hard copies from my prints. PM me where to send them.

"Billy G" Thumbsup

Bill Gruby

As of yesterday there are 20 pages. This is yesterdays work. #1 Chain track. #2 4X print of 25 pitch chain section. #2 2X print of #25 sprockets (20-18-16-14-and 12 teeth) I want to try different ratios to get the slowest speed. #4 normal size #25 sprockets.

For today -- Rest and watch you guys. I'm tired.

"Billy G" Big Grin
Nice drawings Bill.

Ed

Bill Gruby

I used a friends Autocad program to do the sprockets and chain. That is my first experience with any Cad program. It took some doing but I stuck with it. The chain track is hard drawn.

"Billy G" Big Grin

Bill Gruby

Prints are finished, all 31 pages. Now to proof read them and correct any errors.

"Billy G" Sweat

Bill Gruby

Everything checked out OK. Should be able to start next week. Need to get a large thin bearing. 3.00 OD X 2.500 ID X .250 W.

"Billy G" Thumbsup
(11-15-2012, 08:02 AM)Bill Gruby Wrote: [ -> ]Everything checked out OK. Should be able to start next week. Need to get a large thin bearing. 3.00 OD X 2.500 ID X .250 W.

"Billy G" Thumbsup

You mean like this one?

Tom
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