Most credits go to Shadowman, as he invented this lift first in his unfinished ball machine, I tried to rebuild it from the vid (only managed to rebuild the front part of the arm and some basic ideas).
So, this instruction is very complicated and nothing for absolutely beginners.
And it is also loooooooooong.
Be sure that all 3D connectors are turned correctly, with some you also have to pay attention that they aren't turned 180°, I'll note which in the image notes, so be sure to read them!
Sorry for any fails I made, making instructions was quite complicated.
And feel free to ask if you have any problems!
I use a plug-in motor, and I would recommend also using one as they have more power than the battery motors. Maybe you could use two battery motors...
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This is a very good lift: high, good looks, works good,...
So... I've built it!
I know you didn't invent it, it was Shadowman.
But congrats for rebuilding it from the vid and making good instructions.
I'll use it in my next ball machine, where I'm currently working on.
Here are some photo's, if you want you can add them to the last step of this instructable.
Why won't you come on skype?
BTW, why are you never on skype? :P
/me runs
Don don don...
Lol i dont see the need to be on skype :P but dont worry i am still working on my next project :) but i need a name for it
And call it project next
/me runs
so i run faaaaaaaaaaaaar away :P
And call it project next
/me runs
That is what she said.
Im sorry i had to say that.
Oh, and thanks :)
And there are a lot of reasons why the faster counterweight isn't heavier, in first place because it won't work anymore.
Yep, that is the fast ball machine.
And in the german keyboard layout, dunno if it is the same with the us one, I get the degree symbol by hitting shift and the key below Esc.