Congratulations, Michael! It's a lovely model, indeed. The extension of Rob Ives' mechanism is really well reinvented here. I wish you both keep on inventing and reinventing such lovely models.
Pump operates on screw technology. Entering gases are trapped between flights of screws and moved axially down a short straight path to the exhaust where they are discharged.
after opening the page in a different browser i was able to translate the top of the page and it seems this model is driven by a crank.here is the rough translation of the top of the webpage
"and I am very happy to be able to provide to you, the joy of creation.The contents of the paper trick is, aluminum wire original paper, manual, move.Cap (different by a product, but the string, stainless steel wire,) contains.This series is interesting trick ferns workshop is to give everyone wake up to the fun of the crank.To Purezennto birthday, also, to the creation of his collectionplease the paper trick children and adults to enjoy!"
it was a rainy day here so i went looking for a project to make and found this grrrobot pretty simple to make but the movement is very good so i found it enjoyable to make and play with.any new members should scan trough the older projects if they haven't already because there are lots of great projects in some of the older files.
Hi!
I slightly modified the original design to make it more "natuRealistic".
Next time, maybe, I'll also modify the butterfly design with something "picture-like" (instead of vector-like). Something like this: http://www.konicaminolta.jp/about/csr/environment/env_contents/paperkraft/sasakiacharonda.html
This is an awesome model! I saw some years ago a model, a bald man exercising, with a tarzan costume, but I couldn't find it anymore in the net. I thought it was RI model so perfect the mechanism and model was...Anyway, I'm sure it will please everybody, whatever model Rob put on the top. Congratulations in advance, Rob!
Hey Robives ! I was thinking about a stickman can move like a real human. You can see that Danbo's arms can move up, down and spin. The head can move up and spin too :-).
Can you make it ? Thanks for reading this comment.
Thanks team :-)
The best way to deal with the ignorant, arrogant and damn right rude, is to hold a mirror up to them!
there is only one of rob but rob isn't the idiot =0)~~
Touché, Rob!
i need instructions u idiots. u cant just post a project and then suppose we know how to build it.
That would be idiot - singular - there's only me here:-) The instructions are in the download, have you downloaded it? - RI
looks almost done cant wait to make this one=)
Congratulations, Michael! It's a lovely model, indeed. The extension of Rob Ives' mechanism is really well reinvented here. I wish you both keep on inventing and reinventing such lovely models.
My associated video clip: "Orca knocks down trainer" you can find here on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmqaP3NOxHs
The Inspiration (Youtube video "OrcaWal klatscht seine Trainerin um")
here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw0tWZGCSFQ
This is so cool, Rob. I can hardly wait to share him with my exceriser friend!
Thanks Ruth! Not long now :-) - RI
Great idea!
My students would love to work with this!
Hugs,
Manuela
Archimedes Screw goes industrial!
Pump operates on screw technology. Entering gases are trapped between flights of screws and moved axially down a short straight path to the exhaust where they are discharged.
http://www.busch.co.uk/p-ContactFree-COBRA-ops.htm
after opening the page in a different browser i was able to translate the top of the page and it seems this model is driven by a crank.here is the rough translation of the top of the webpage
"and I am very happy to be able to provide to you, the joy of creation. The contents of the paper trick is, aluminum wire original paper, manual, move. Cap (different by a product, but the string, stainless steel wire,) contains. This series is interesting trick ferns workshop is to give everyone wake up to the fun of the crank. To Purezennto birthday, also, to the creation of his collection please the paper trick children and adults to enjoy!"
Thanks! Nice bit of research there. - RI
Oh dear. Looks like coolie and I showed Rob a "red rag" and he's been out "web dredging" :-)
Rargh! rarghh! - RI
it was a rainy day here so i went looking for a project to make and found this grrrobot pretty simple to make but the movement is very good so i found it enjoyable to make and play with.any new members should scan trough the older projects if they haven't already because there are lots of great projects in some of the older files.
at the bottom of this page there is another push up model but im not sure what mechanism it uses
http://members3.jcom.home.ne.jp/karakuri-1/paper.html
Another great collection. I love the link to make your own lens hoods!
http://www.lenshoods.net
I forgot to share my pictures!
Hi crazyche, nice models on the site you linked to.
I've added it to the Free Models pages on the forum.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi!
I slightly modified the original design to make it more "natuRealistic".
Next time, maybe, I'll also modify the butterfly design with something "picture-like" (instead of vector-like). Something like this: http://www.konicaminolta.jp/about/csr/environment/env_contents/paperkraft/sasakiacharonda.html
Thanks for your project!
Elio.
Italy.
:-)
where is the right size, thanks
Ha ha, michael. Heisenberg as a pusher. Very funny.
This is an awesome model! I saw some years ago a model, a bald man exercising, with a tarzan costume, but I couldn't find it anymore in the net. I thought it was RI model so perfect the mechanism and model was...Anyway, I'm sure it will please everybody, whatever model Rob put on the top. Congratulations in advance, Rob!
Thanks Hugo. See the next post... - RI
My suggestion: The model "Heisenberg" is the ideal figure for push ups: rigid body, moveable arms and elbows.
Nice one Michael!- RI
Who hand is that ?! I don't know you paint your nail :-D
Hey Robives ! I was thinking about a stickman can move like a real human. You can see that Danbo's arms can move up, down and spin. The head can move up and spin too :-).
Can you make it ? Thanks for reading this comment.