Mechanical engineeree type people....
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An opposing worm drive would do this depending on the type of exertions required of it.
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Get the work experience kids to move them up and down
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The weight either plate may have individually may be, 500kg?
-In which direction...
-Is the hollow tube circular
-what diameter is it
-how long is it
-how large are the plates
-what sort of distances are the plates going to travel
-do the plates start off touching at the centre line
-what direction is the force applied
plus a lot more questions I haven't thought of yet..
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I'm a machine tool 'Engineer' maintaining and developing machines for any application - I could help you if I understood the question - it's hard to get a grip on what you want to acheive - if my interpreation is right then the scissor thing is redundant. Please clarify more.
Also were are the loads coming from; what vectors are involved?
Also were are the loads coming from; what vectors are involved?
Soldato
have you tried some wd40?
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Just don't bother, go down the pub.
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Something like this?
If the cog is fixed, and the runners are in a housing, as one of the plates move, the other will move in the oposite direction, always remaining an equal distance from the center.
If the cog is fixed, and the runners are in a housing, as one of the plates move, the other will move in the oposite direction, always remaining an equal distance from the center.
Excellent thought!!!!
