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    Sherline challenge

    Sherline challenge 2nd place winner, Is our own Weston Bye
    He had two entries in this year. The Walking Beam Transfer which one 2nd. place and it is real hard to compete against a V-8 engine model.

    His other entry was the Geneva Mechanism.







    Since they don't put names or user names on the items when voting is going on I wasn't aware that Teenage Machinist had something entered. And since I have been occupied with set up the last week I haven't been reading many of the posts on the forums.
    Last edited by PTSideshow; 04-20-2009, 07:31 AM.
    Glen
    Been there, probably broke it, doing that!
    I am not a lawyer, and never played one on TV!
    All the usual and standard disclaimers apply. Do not try this at home, use only as directed, No warranties express or implied, for the intended use or the suggested uses, Wear safety glasses, closed course, professionals only
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    Here are some other photos of my entries. Both were battery powered with gearmotors in the wooden boxes. The walking beam transfer could be ran by the spectators by pushing the red button. I expected to loose some of the ball brearings, but all were still present at the end of the day.



    The geneva mechanism ran continuously through the event.



    and one of Teenage Machinist's Cryptex. I would liked to have had a closer look at this.

    Last edited by Weston Bye; 04-20-2009, 09:25 AM.
    Weston Bye - Author, The Mechatronist column, Digital Machinist magazine
    ~Practitioner of the Electromechanical Arts~

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    • #3
      Congrats to all of you. I think we need more kids like TM.

      A friend of mine is fascinated by Geneva wheels. I'll be sure he sees this.

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      • #4
        (looks at box of pipe fittings ready to ship)

        (looks at TM's project)



        All hail Teenage Machinist!
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        • #5
          Tony, You might want to show your friend this web site. Go down the list to Index Mechanism, Geneva wheels, it shows several types of Geneva wheels.
          http://www.mechanisms101.com/index.shtml
          Plus a bunch of other interesting things.
          Mel
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          • #6
            Out of interest

            why do people always build these IC engines without silencers. (mufflers)

            surely the test of how well built it is , is to have it run mechanically quiet ...

            and not making it sound like someone with a case of bad wind..discuising all its sloppiness and rattling within.

            will add that ..if i was capable of such a feet...which i doubt ..mine would have silencers.....and would be really proud of the fact that it didn't rattle within.

            all the best.markj

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            • #7
              Tony,
              I will be shooting some video of these projects that I will include on the disk when I submit my next article for DM at the end of the month. Craig Foster will be able to put them in Machinists in Motion.
              Weston Bye - Author, The Mechatronist column, Digital Machinist magazine
              ~Practitioner of the Electromechanical Arts~

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              • #8
                Originally posted by aboard_epsilon
                Out of interest

                why do people always build these IC engines without silencers. (mufflers)

                surely the test of how well built it is , is to have it run mechanically quiet ...

                and not making it sound like someone with a case of bad wind..discuising all its sloppiness and rattling within.

                will add that ..if i was capable of such a feet...which i doubt ..mine would have silencers.....and would be really proud of the fact that it didn't rattle within.

                all the best.markj

                The engine in question runs on CO² not really a combustion engine. Just a replica, the large ones that run on some form of petrol do have tuned mufflers/silencers.
                Glen
                Been there, probably broke it, doing that!
                I am not a lawyer, and never played one on TV!
                All the usual and standard disclaimers apply. Do not try this at home, use only as directed, No warranties express or implied, for the intended use or the suggested uses, Wear safety glasses, closed course, professionals only

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by aboard_epsilon
                  Out of interest

                  why do people always build these IC engines without silencers. (mufflers)

                  surely the test of how well built it is , is to have it run mechanically quiet ...

                  and not making it sound like someone with a case of bad wind..discuising all its sloppiness and rattling within.

                  will add that ..if i was capable of such a feet...which i doubt ..mine would have silencers.....and would be really proud of the fact that it didn't rattle within.

                  all the best.markj
                  The airplanes I fly, for the most part, are straight pipes.

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