On 2015-05-28 (Th) a PDF was released which described different bottle mounting platforms. At the middle was a version 150mm (6") from end to end. Two were long and two were shorter. The PDF is available below. A paper print was made at 100% and cut out with scissors. Gaps between the parts were minimal so that the templates could be traced as a single unit assuming a table saw would be used to cut between each piece. This template array was held down and traced with a marker.
Each of the holes was marked with a scratch awl unlike the first version which used a hole punch and marker. Pieces were cut on a scroll saw, the straight edges were sanded on a belt sander, the rounded edges were sanded on a disc sander and the holes were drilled on a drill press. The pieces look uniform.
Files for Wind Generator Turbine Design Tests
To do:
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Template after marking
Each of the holes was marked with a scratch awl unlike the first version which used a hole punch and marker. Pieces were cut on a scroll saw, the straight edges were sanded on a belt sander, the rounded edges were sanded on a disc sander and the holes were drilled on a drill press. The pieces look uniform.
Finished pieces cut from plastic
Files for Wind Generator Turbine Design Tests
- PDF of bottle holder designs. Print at 100%
To do:
Cut and drill new bottle holders- Cut new support arms to go between pulley and generator
- Test new spacing pieces
- Start testing
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
First time here?
Completed projects from year 1.
Completed projects from year 2.
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2015-05-31 (Su)
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