Londonshooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Hey YM, when you're done I'll offer you 5 bucks.
(What goes around is all around, Mr. Lahey)
(What goes around is all around, Mr. Lahey)
By request Trickler now with video
- Thread starter yomomma
- Start date
That's about all I got into it. I'd take you up on the offer but there are a few ahead of you already.
I'll let you know when I build more..i have you down for 1 @ $5
Londonshooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Haha, cool project. Thanks for sharing.
It's a vibration damper. Just a weight with shrink tubing. Used to regulate the (speed?) amount of powder delivered
interesting!
Is it stuck in one place or do you move it along the tube to regulate the amount of damping?
pls upload a video once it's working.
Yes, exactly
Purple shoulder
Regular
- Location
- Winnipeg MB
Yes. I'm already planning Rev.2.0
micro controller using a potentiometer to set high speed duration and then manually trickle.
Rev. 3.0 Use trickler and beam scale using optical sensor to turn off low speed
FreedomIsn'tFree
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Republic of Buffalo.
I painted and rebuilt a 1980 Rd350 motorbike in my living room many years ago and yes I was single at the time. To paint the parts I hung plastic on the walls and from the ceiling to floor, in front of the window, in a 8' square area. I hung all the part from the ceiling and sprayed it.LOL
I should add it was winter time and I wanted it done for spring.
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^^^ We ported a pair of snowmobile cylinders one night in a hotel room to be ready for the next morning. We hung a sheet against the wall to keep most of the metal grinding contained, but that room ended up needing a thorough cleaning after we left that weekend.
Very nice! Thx for the video.
Looks like you at least doubled your $5 budget with that fancy controller box with deluxe push buttons
Just wondering for your further revisions; why not just throwing your bulk and topping off with only low speed.
Trickling the full load might take a bit long and if you throw close to your desired weight there won't be much to trickle.
Looks like you at least doubled your $5 budget with that fancy controller box with deluxe push buttons
Just wondering for your further revisions; why not just throwing your bulk and topping off with only low speed.
Trickling the full load might take a bit long and if you throw close to your desired weight there won't be much to trickle.
Very nice! Thx for the video.
Looks like you at least doubled your $5 budget with that fancy controller box with deluxe push buttons
Just wondering for your further revisions; why not just throwing your bulk and topping off with only low speed.
Trickling the full load might take a bit long and if you throw close to your desired weight there won't be much to trickle.
I'm an industrial electrician by trade. I have acquired all sorts of stuff by dumpster diving.
You are right. Maybe automating my Lee powder measure is Rev. 4.0
Did you see that nice optic sensor I posted a link too on your thread?
