tyroman.
Thanks for clarifying this up for me.
OK. So, I was about (80%) correct on the coordinates of x and y for point (A) from reading the topic in post 126. I had the dimensions backwards, and had based the origin point from the ending edge of the shorter tube instead of using the...
nvn
In reading the topic on two points as two coordinates in post 126, assumming that 10.00mm and 29.60mm are the two coordinates for point (A). In that, the ending edge of the the shorter tube to point A is 29.60mm and from the bottom edge of the shorter tube to point A is 10.00mm which...
nvn.
Can't open the file in post 124 for some reason it dose not open. its a svg type of file, do you know what software that will open this program.Because i cannot open it.
nvn.
The axial force in linkage bar BC as stated in 104, paragraph 4. Dose this force have anything to with the tension and compression of the Torsional Spring and what the spring needs to conform to in holding the force on linkage bar BC. If not, Please explain!
Also in post 104 when...
nvn
This torsional spring alternate replacement part, is it part of the hinge or a separate part that attaches to the hinge and will i beable to find this separate part or hinge from a online supplier.
Will this torsional spring be need if the drive motor mechanism attached to point BC...
nvn
In post 105,104,and 112 are these drawings the final designs of the door mechanism including your motor drive mechanism concept in post 112. if not.Will there be any new changes.
In post 104 is this the final design door mechanism without the motor drive mechanism and if i construct...
In post #58
I stated that do to the information that I gotten from the vender i purchased the motor from they stated the motor will hold both of the doors which is 20Lbs total which the motor would handle up to 75lbs in oz holding 75lbs the lid 1'' above the opening. So I'm assumming the the...
tyroman
What do i need to do and need to know about this image in post 110.
And are you still working on the rack & pinion design Yes or No.
nvn
Have you're come up with any new ideas or changes for the motor drive mechanism in your latest revised design in post 104.
tyroman
Why do I need to rethink post 67
In post 67 the doors do lay at the level of the plywood base and that's 3'' below from the top of the shorter tubes to the base do to the spacer added for your rack and pinion design mechanism this is why I add the spacer for the stability and for...
nvn
The change for the drive mechanism could work, But only if the motor is placed and some way connected in parallel to the drive gear mechanism do the width in the available space. If you look at post 67 the width is 2'' wide from the tube to the wall and the motor is 3'' long so the motor...
nvn
There seems to be a problem in placing the motor inline with the longer sq tube.Did you know that there are off-limt structural areas in the space i have available to place the mechanism to the lifter. The area is 18'' x 2'' so the mechanism can not be beyond the longer tube which is...
tyroman
Yes the green circles indicating the off limits: Went nvn posted the video I didn't think at frist if that would be a problem until I looked closer at the limited area available for the long tube and by watching the video many more times.
I think the reason why nvn had not gotten...
tyroman
I assumed that nvn design could be opened by handcrank, hand manually and motor stated in his design as well as with a the motor. If his post 14 revised design cannot be open or closed by hand but only with a motor, if that's the case, is it because the mechanism is on the inside of...