John Clark..........I'm stuck for words.

[Bruce Gulick]

Amazing.

[adamfromessex]

i really don't need another machine at the mo, but i really want one

[Mr.Taboo]

Very cool , original design. Will have to keep a eye out for these.

[Inkslingers]

Here's the prototype...looks like it comes a long way..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRHNr...feature=relmfu

[Cthulhu73]

Definitely going to hunt one of these down awesome design.

[Ankh]

That's amazing. Really want to try this out.

[smiley]

Look at this.................
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfi7L...&feature=share

just when we thaught no-one was coming up with something different. JC, he truly is a master builder/innovator.

thats sweet is there anyone who has any info on these. weight, stroke, price?

[Sage Oz]

I hear he's gonna sell them around $600, they are probably gonna be heavy compared to most rotaries as most of his machines are solidly built. Stroke length will be very adjustable as is the actual power of the hit, independent of the voltage which will only affect speed.

[Nedz]

I love John's work I got several of his coil machines but this is not a new invention it's an apdatation of the magnetic points used on old motor cycles which you could also advance or retard with an adjustment screw. I tried something similar before with a conventional abar but could not get strong enough magnet may be I will have to have another look at it.

[smiley]

I hear he's gonna sell them around $600, they are probably gonna be heavy compared to most rotaries as most of his machines are solidly built. Stroke length will be very adjustable as is the actual power of the hit, independent of the voltage which will only affect speed.

thanks sage this thing looks awsome i hope its not as heavy as it looks, id love to try one if he could keep it under 5 oz would be great ,i cant wait to hear reviews for this.it looks like a its from outer space the way it runs,what an imagination john has.