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faizankhan666@gmail.com posted on November 2, 2006, 2:29 am
The crane should be simply battery operated and will use pulley to lift
the weight up and down....no need to move load sideways...just up and
down only.
Crane should be simple i.e will use only wood...one pulley...strong
thread or wire to lift load...and a simple motor to move pulley..
waht you have to do is to tell me some tips how to join these items and
also tell me some useful sites from where i can find steps to make this
project.
the weight up and down....no need to move load sideways...just up and
down only.
Crane should be simple i.e will use only wood...one pulley...strong
thread or wire to lift load...and a simple motor to move pulley..
waht you have to do is to tell me some tips how to join these items and
also tell me some useful sites from where i can find steps to make this
project.
Ken Rice posted on
Re: "Simple crane project"
Are you wanting us to your homework for you?
Any cranes you find on this newgroup will be made from Lego bricks, not wood.
Try the rec.woodworking newsgroup.
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