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Kinetic Hockey Player

Kinetic Hockey Player
Introduction

Hello Everyone,

First, I would like to thank you for viewing my instructable.
And, if you enjoyed it, please give me a vote!
Thanks....

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...


If you like my instructable, please take a second and vote for me!

 
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Step 1Parts and Tools Needed

Parts and Tools Needed
Here is a very brief list of the parts and tools I used.
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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15 comments
Apr 20, 2011. 7:27 PMWasagi says:
Sweet!!
Feb 20, 2012. 10:39 AMdylanrichards says:
yeh man that is sweet
Mar 17, 2011. 12:32 AMsteve6221 says:
Very cleaver good job Steve6221

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
Feb 20, 2011. 4:33 PMkcbford1 says:
COOL COOL COOL!! thanks for this!
Nov 30, 2010. 4:34 PMstabmenot says:
Very Nice. I learned a few things about instructables from your work. Thanks.
( inline images etc.)
Nov 14, 2010. 4:47 PMbillytwix says:
strikingly similar to pitgreen.de
Nov 15, 2010. 6:31 AMbillytwix says:
if you browse their site - i think they have a wire mock up from the original prototype - you may be able to use something...
Nov 13, 2010. 7:50 PMknexinventer says:
cool
Nov 12, 2010. 11:38 AMChrysN says:
Nice, love the Stanley cup base!
Nov 12, 2010. 10:05 AMscoochmaroo says:
Great work as always!
Nov 12, 2010. 10:38 AMBalintRules says:
that is a really good instructable nice idea! 5*

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