This is the bearing the centrifuge arm sits on.
A close-up of the Differential itself
The entire machine. The arm is 3.5 feet long, spins at 220 RPM and pulls 29 G-forces.Here is a video of the centrifuge in action.
Friday, October 1, 2010
K'nex Centrifuge - work in progress.
This is a work-in-progress I am simply building to see if I can get it to work. I am testing a K'nex Differential I built which allows me to control the torque coming from a power drill. This means that I can take a constant input of 1350 RPM and gradually accelerate a very large object without damaging any pieces.
This is the bearing the centrifuge arm sits on.
A close-up of the Differential itself
The entire machine. The arm is 3.5 feet long, spins at 220 RPM and pulls 29 G-forces.
Here is a video of the centrifuge in action.
This is the bearing the centrifuge arm sits on.A close-up of the Differential itselfThe entire machine. The arm is 3.5 feet long, spins at 220 RPM and pulls 29 G-forces.Here is a video of the centrifuge in action.
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