Flytox wrote:
If I dared I would also put a small electric motor, like on the cart!
Flytox wrote:
Grelinette wrote:Thank you Christophe for your sketches and simulations. Your pliers are nice even if it looks like they are plasticine!
For the history of the friction forces, the problem does not arise because the end of the pliers is pointed and sinks well into the wood. By cons I am curious to see what will emerge from a simulation with the other system in parallelogram. I tried to understand where the forces are exerted but it exceeds my skills of virtual brain projection!
Christophe wrote:Good Grelinette, I tried the modeling under Phun, I think there is no way to have quotes so it's fucked up. Unless kk1 knows how to do it?
Too bad because it limits the software a lot ... yet it is a feature that would be simple to implement!
Solution: go through a triangle of freehand forces.
In both cases, this is supposed to multiply the force exerted by a double lever design. The best is to take a log and try on the spot to see which is the most effective for clamping. But diwouar, yours has traces of oxidation: not good, that you should ... treat and oil ...Grelinette wrote:uh ... after looking carefully, I think it's the same system! ...
Edit: holalala, apparently not, there is still a little difference ...
Well, I really can't see! (I will look better after the nap ...)
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