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I tried to figure out what I wanted to build for the kinetic contest.
So, I went to google patents website and searched for kinetic.
This kinetic sculpture came up on my search.
Kinetic sculpture
Built and designed by Gordon E. Bradt.
So, I would like to give a big thanks to Gordon for his design.
They showed a golfer in the patent, so I figured I would try and do a hockey player instead.
I am not going to go into heavy detail on building this, as everyone's would be different.
Unless, of course, we had the exact same parts.
But, this should give you a good start!
There are many different ways to do things, so I am showing you, the way I did it.
If you know of a better or cheaper way, let us know.
Now onto the instructable...
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Signing UpStep 1Parts and Tools Needed
There will probably be other tools you would use, but
I wanted to keep my list simple for the instructable.
Tools
- Wire Cutters
- Needle Nose Pliers
- Files
- Dremel tool
- Grinder
- Solder materials
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Just Thinking….. I was wanting to make a cat toy, for two “fat cats”
.Could you beef it up anchor it down up add a motor attach a string to the club end and have a cat toy to whip out a string? Please see my idea as another use for yours on steroids,
Steve6221
Received my prize! (Autodesk Sketchbook Pro 2011)
T-shirt, patch, stickers and tiny robots!
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Very cool pitgreen.de
Thanks for the link!
Hope you enjoyed my instructable!