Thread: Conundrum Curiosity Complex.

I thank you for your input! But, dear sir, I fear you may need to provide a napkin drawing (rough sketch) of what you have just described. It could be the late hour; or you may have neglected a step or two (likely obvious to you), leaving me unable to connect the dots .

And now for some pics. Took me a few minutes, but I think I dug them all out of the "box lot" I won them in...

On second thought, it won't upload any pics. Maybe I'll reboot the router & try again in the morning.

Originally Posted by Crawler

I thank you for your input! But, dear sir, I fear you may need to provide a napkin drawing (rough sketch) of what you have just described. It could be the late hour; or you may have neglected a step or two (likely obvious to you), leaving me unable to connect the dots .

And now for some pics. Took me a few minutes, but I think I dug them all out of the "box lot" I won them in...

On second thought, it won't upload any pics. Maybe I'll reboot the router & try again in the morning.

This is good, they all look to have the same inner diameter. A solid rod or 4 from the scrap pile in this size would do nicely. Take dimensions and stock of these wheels. It'll help if you want to do some RPM and torque calculations based on your exertion.

Nothing new under the sun...or.... am I wrong?


~Richard

I think completely unique inventions have become fewer and fewer inbetween. But, I believe that is more because we have already solved almost all problems. Most problems that persist do so because of limitations in our capabilities. With those, it's really just redesign and improving efficiency...