ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
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Riiiiiiight......
Ribtor posted:jkahless posted:
Looks like a tremendous amount of friction over a large surface. Maybe that's made up by other efficiencies but at first look it seems a problematic design.
If you look at the left piston rod, it looks like there might be roller bearings where it contacts the sinusoidally varying cam.
I'm no engineer.
The bearing's axles would have to be quite narrow given the installation. They'd disintegrate, the roller bearings would distort and the carefully shaped cam surface would be badly damaged.
Why would the bearings need axles?
I hope that's their Prom pic.
jkahless posted:Why would the bearings need axles?
Dont bearings need to be on a shaft of some sort, for alignment?
They've got to be retained somehow, but in my limited experience, that has more to do with some kind of retaining cage and how the cavity they sit in is shaped.
Could be needle bearings around a central pin. That's how the bearings are set up on the clutch drum on a chainsaw. The crankshaft sticks through the clutch and drum, and the drum has a needle cage between it and the crankshaft so it can stay stationary while the engine continues to run. They are very tiny and hold up under stress for years. A pro chainsaw runs at 15,000 RPM at WOT, so the bearings are subject to some pretty insane loads.
all this talk of shafts and ballbearings is having an effect on me
http://i.imgur.com/xiRrN5i.jpg
Last edited by arkayn on Mon Oct 28, 2013 6:11 pm. resized to 1200 pixels
I've never been to Yosemite at the right time to see that. One of these years. . .
Also resize that! sheesh
Also resize that! sheesh
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
TOS - That's about as automated as it gets.
Still, that looks like good lumber that could have been used for something else.
OK, that make me chuckle
Still, that looks like good lumber that could have been used for something else.
radarman posted:
OK, that make me chuckle
Heck, it just keeps cutting the same piece.....
Now they need to figure out the stacking.
Now they need to figure out the stacking.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
Kirk posted:TOS - That's about as automated as it gets.
Still, that looks like good lumber that could have been used for something else.
That's a pretty tiny tree. Hardly more than a christmas tree.
TOS posted:ukimalefu posted:
so it makes you smell like wood and booze?
Huh. That's what I smell like before I get in the shower.
jkahless posted:TOS posted:ukimalefu posted:
so it makes you smell like wood and booze?
Huh. That's what I smell like before I get in the shower.
lol
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
this isn't our sun ... it's proxima centauri, our nearest stellar neighbor, as viewed by hubble
What is he doing?ukimalefu posted:Been there done that, learned how to do it right.
matt posted:What is he doing?ukimalefu posted:Been there done that, learned how to do it right.
Frying chicken I think... Throwing it in the pan is usually a bad idea.
fries
are you calling jka raciss