What's up peeps,I'm new here,Iv'e been lurking for a few.I'm a machine builder,and I'm in the process of acquiring a few motors to give a few rotories a try and see what I can come up with!Thanks for letting me be a part of your forum:cool:
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What's up peeps,I'm new here,Iv'e been lurking for a few.I'm a machine builder,and I'm in the process of acquiring a few motors to give a few rotories a try and see what I can come up with!Thanks for letting me be a part of your forum:cool:
well get at it..welcome
Welcome to the forum!
welcome bro!
Great to have you! what motors have you been looking at to use so far?
Been lookin at some maxon's I ordered a few to get started,I'm sure I need to do alot more research.I'm hoping to find some good info in these pages!
Well actually ,I I have already.Thanks for the welcome,and I hope to be sharing some tidbits soon.
Mabuchi makes a good motor as well
Seems a lot of folks are using those motors.
thank ya very much for the info Dandan! i'll be lookin into those
I'm not sure if the RS540 line is suitable but those things are cheap as chips and damn near indestructible too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dandan the Rotary Man
It's not just the motor.. It's exact relations between the motor characteristics ( Voltage , torque..), fly wheel design and weight and some other stuff.. Good rotary machine is not that simple as it seems.
I agree, There is alot to making any machine run correctly.
For sure guys,I do understand that.I have built quite a few coil machines and love experimenting,so I don't know what will come out of it but I'm going to give it a go.I'm sure i'll build a few good paper weights ti start with,but I'll be having fun with it.
i say do it i love the thrill of finding out that the next one will be better or that if i tweek that and this you get that excited feeling i feel it know typing this its like being a kid again well thats how i feel any ways do it ,,,,one thing use a hard rubber matirial so easy to cut and change .....good luck
Yep, Go for it! We all like to see new ideas, and Rotary Works is right........Have fun with it!
I'd like to see some pics of your coil machines! Not everyone on here is 'rotary only'...Quote:
Originally Posted by strick9
I posted some on my profile yesterday.