Dad built our first kinetic sculpture. It is design of Jasón Allemann (original article with instructions). Easy to build, solid mechanics and bricks easy to get. Finally nice to see. With the triple gear reduction the movement is stressless.
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- Part 1 – Basic Mechanisms
- 01 – Transmitting Rotation
- 02 – Gearing down (powering up)
- 03 – Gearing up (speeding up)
- 04 – Change the angle of rotation
- 05 – Powering up with Worm Drives
- 06 – Using turntables
- 07 – Gear Systems
- 08 – Tilting the Angle of the Axle
- 10 – Universal joins
- 11 – Transmitting Rotation with Chains and Treads
- 12 – Transmitting rotation with rubber bands
- 13 – Rack- and Pinion Gears
- 14 – Swinging mechanism
- 15 – Reciprocating mechanics
- 16 – Cam Mechanisms
- 17 – Gear Systems with Whole Number Ratios
- 18 – Attaching a battery box
- 19 – Attaching an Infrared Receiver
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