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Posted by: kojak ® 10/13/2005, 02:11:34 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
May I ask if someone has any ideas on making a rotational work to make a perpendicular thrust? |
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Posted by: SolomonGrundy ® 10/14/2005, 14:45:07 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
I am working on just such a device to propel a small boat. |
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Posted by: swearingen ® 10/13/2005, 07:36:09 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Perpindicular to what? The axis of the rotation or the plane of the rotation? |
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Posted by: kojak ® 10/13/2005, 21:36:20 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Perpendicular to the plane of rotation. When I rotate the member CW or CCW, it will move a certain part forward up to a certain distance. When returned to original state, the part will return also to original position. tnx |
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Posted by: zekeman ® 10/17/2005, 01:05:37 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
try a screw thread |
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