Lace Nano

[DougHardy]

I just stick with John Clark machines. I know John Clark is not happy with this guy ripping his idea off.

And where are they purchasable? I haven't seen hide nor hair of them in years. Honestly curious.

Edit: never mind, I found his facebook page. Direct sales. Yeah this lace is the exact same system but with a brushless motor.

[fkirons]

And where are they purchasable? I haven't seen hide nor hair of them in years. Honestly curious.

Edit: never mind, I found his facebook page. Direct sales. Yeah this lace is the exact same system but with a brushless motor.

We should cut this guy some slack. Repelling magnets theory has been done a million times. What makes this machine more copy than any coil or slide rotary out there. No one is calling any slide machine a knock off a Spaulding Revolution. The propelling mechanism may be the same but the machine looks completely different from anything I've seen.





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[OwlsDen]

We should cut this guy some slack. Repelling magnets theory has been done a million times. What makes this machine more copy than any coil or slide rotary out there. No one is calling any slide machine a knock off a Spaulding Revolution. The propelling mechanism may be the same but the machine looks completely different from anything I've seen.





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Besides there was a Russian magnet machine that used and electromagnet to attract a permanent magnet and then was repelled by a spring. Almost the same idea as John Clarks and possibly older. Although that one didn't use a motor at all.

[artoftatt2]

I agree that I'm sick of the whole he stole this or they stole thAt.. I don't see everyone bitching about joe blow making the same fucking coil machine that's been done in the same frame a thousand times


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[Heath]

OG or not I couldn't get passed the needle hanging out in the Clark magnetic so I got rid of it. Drove me insane.

[fkirons]

One thing is to flat out rip off a machine with its mechanism and geometry (and in some cases calling it like the original) and another thing is to evolve on a concept. But hold off! There is a very thin line between copy and new creation. A lot of lazy designers will use this fine line topic to get away with copycats and saving themselves massive amount of hours and money on research.

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[throwhammers]

I have one of johns machines, and just ordered another. Great machines.

Gaston is right though, aside from the magnets, pretty much everything else is different on this machine. Brushless motor with it's own power supply, armature bar is mounted on the bottom to retract the needle when it's not running. The shape is different, and it's super tiny and light.

Interesting machine. And, knowing how well john's machines work, I am really interested to know how these run!
The separate power supply is the only turn off for me.

[fkirons]

Edited. I happen to spend the time and compare both machine and indeed I see where John Clark is coming from. The whole Arm concept is identical! And there are several parts involved!
I doubt that was just coincident.

[darkness]

Yen, its needs a Special wire .Because this you get 2 wires.... when any broken you have trouble. You need exact this powersupply to get it working. And they would build a wall mart too for this.
The Magnet power comes from a neodymium magnet thats spinning from the motor. I wondering because the machine have a 40w motor - to spinning the magnet.

[John]

John sells his machines on his own. Facebook is an easy way to get a hold of his if you ever want to. Plus he is a real nice guy to deal with.