Building a lever machine.... from scratch - Page 57
- bidoowee (original poster)
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Lol. That's what happens when you leave things lying around around here. Turn your back for a second and they get sucked into the vortex.
- pootoogoo
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I'm surprised (and glad) that it is still working !
What best than a Brugnetti part to serve the Aurora rebirth.
What best than a Brugnetti part to serve the Aurora rebirth.
- bidoowee (original poster)
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There are exactly zero markings on the motor so I guessed and stood a long way away before turning it on the first time.
It runs rather hot - possibly not intended for a 100% duty cycle - so it may have to be replaced fairly soon.
It runs rather hot - possibly not intended for a 100% duty cycle - so it may have to be replaced fairly soon.
- Jake_G
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Thomas,
Your writing is just splendid. I found myself in Plattsburgh this last week, dreading that I didn't have my passport on me. Because if I had, you can bet your britches i would have driven over and bothered you...
Cheers!
- Jake
Your writing is just splendid. I found myself in Plattsburgh this last week, dreading that I didn't have my passport on me. Because if I had, you can bet your britches i would have driven over and bothered you...
Cheers!
- Jake
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- bidoowee (original poster)
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Lol. Thanks Jake. Plattsburgh is only an hour away! To think - just a short drive and you could have been deburring boiler tubes
- bidoowee (original poster)
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- bidoowee (original poster)
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I'm looking forward to the last chapters.