The biggest problem is that it doesn't drain fast enough.
The second problem is that the stiffness of the hose overpowers the magnets that mount the nozzle, so I need a stronger nozzle mount as well. I really wanted to be able to hold the nozzle on with magnets so that I can easily pull it off to wash down the inside of the tub, but I'll have to come up with something else.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imqo0-3nKPw
Because the blade contacts the cardboard across a certain width of it, rather than just at the tip, the self-centring forces are not in the correct direction.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tFpk6S1KvM
This is a prototype of an escapement that I want to put in a watch movement.
It is equivalent to an anchor escapement, except the pallets are made of pins instead of having special shapes. It is also equivalent to a verge escapement, except the verge is in the same axis as the balance wheel instead of perpendicular.
I haven't seen an escapement like this before, but I am sure it has been tried as it is so obvious. Probably it is not used because the amplitude (rotation of the balance wheel) is so low, here only about 8.6 degrees at the start and 8.2 degrees at the end. A typical modern watch movement has amplitude around 300 degrees!
Usually a watch uses a "Swiss lever" escapement, in which the balance wheel is left free to spin on its own for almost the entire cycle, only interacting with the escape wheel through the pallet fork, which gets locked to the banking by the "draw" of the escape wheel while it's not interacting with the balance wheel.
The advantage of the Swiss lever escapement is that the balance wheel can swing at its natural rate, and isn't impeded so much by how much torque is being applied to it. The disadvantage is that the pallet fork is a tiny part that you have to make very precisely. I'd rather have a less accurate escapement that is easier to make.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RApdxL61nmA
It's an 8mm 4-flute carbide end mill.
Feed rate: 42mm/min
Spindle speed: 1250 rpm
Width of cut: 8mm (slotting)
Depth of cut: 2.7mm
What is the reason for the shaking? Is this cut too heavy for my machine or is there something else wrong?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tJ4udSikAg
Now with much more weight on the foliot. This increases the moment of inertia of the foliot which makes it accelerate/decelerate more gradually.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMlZrNXFCKA
Not as interesting as using OBS, because you can't make it rotate.
Interesting that every other frame is mirrored. I suppose that's to be expected.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5_7fBW3quU