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jonasz Posted - 2011/11/16 : 15:11:50
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNipg3AVCG4



Goldberg-maskin eller "En makalös manick" som Tretow skulle sagt!
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räven Posted - 2011/11/26 : 18:47:28
Fan!
Nu förlorade jag 9 minuter som kunde använts till mitt bygge ;).
jonasz Posted - 2011/11/26 : 18:15:17
Minimotor!

http://www.wimp.com/tiniestengine/
Tobbe_L Posted - 2011/11/17 : 06:58:11
COOOOLT
Wheels Posted - 2011/11/16 : 22:35:07
Imponerande!Vilket träjobb!
jonasz Posted - 2011/11/16 : 18:13:17
Från kommentarerna:
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For those who asked about the anti-gravity hill, here is the explanation. The marble rolling down the first small hill has enough inertia to travel up the next hill about an inch and a half. Near the end of this uphill#65279; travel, the marble operates a lever, which pulls a pin out of a hole in the bottom of a thin wooden sled that rides in a tunnel below the floor of the uphill ramp. The sled, about a eighth of an inch thick, contains a strong neodymium magnet.



jonasz Posted - 2011/11/16 : 17:33:51
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For those who asked about the anti-gravity hill, here is the explanation. The marble rolling down the first small hill has enough inertia to travel up the next hill about an inch and a half. Near the end of this uphill#65279; travel, the marble operates a lever, which pulls a pin out of a hole in the bottom of a thin wooden sled that rides in a tunnel below the floor of the uphill ramp. The sled, about a eighth of an inch thick, contains a strong neodymium magnet.



Wilderwein Posted - 2011/11/16 : 16:17:25
Det är bara att lyfta på hatten!

Men jag ser inte riktigt hur kulan kan åka uppåt på rampen.

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