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Well I got a working model.
Not pretty and I need to work on the VSA routine. I wanted to show movement, but the moves are too frequent and sudden.
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My 3 axis skull
The Great Pumpkin
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My 3 axis skull –
10-10-2009,10:25 PM
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10-11-2009,02:07 AM
You're on the right way, think it'll be a great prop - go ahead.
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Here is the guts.
The Great Pumpkin
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Here is the guts. –
10-11-2009,10:10 PM
Thought I would share the design.
I need to do some weight reduction which should help reduce the bounce. I may have to rethink the Jaw and go to a linkage further down the jaw to reduce the bounce. I really like the whole idea of no visible linkage though.
YouTube - MVI 0880
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Here is the completed prop.
The Great Pumpkin
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The Great Pumpkin
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10-27-2009,03:53 AM
Looks great! I like the range of motion and quick movements. And your eye mechanism works great. I'm going to do that next year. I had 1-axis eyes on my witch this year, but the gears stripped on the servo I used for it and I decided not to replace it. I had to replace 3 other servos already and the new ones cost me $40 a pop.
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10-27-2009,01:52 PM
That has some really nice movements! What a great design.
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