Roll on the 20th June

[shakman]

Assuming this works, I've illustrated the double-sided/double-firing 16 arm concept. Uploading the clockwise side this post, will follow up with the anti-clockwise as I can't see how to upload more than one file at once. Take a look at the illustrations to see what I meant in previous posts.

If these diagrams prove useless, at least they look pretty... and gave me some technical drawing practice... and got me to think outside the square.

To everyone that is having a dig at Archer, get a life. You clearly have nothing better to do. If his ideas prove to be nothing more than ideas then so be it. He has done me no harm. Yes some people have spent quite a bit of time working on his ideas (including me) but never forced anyone to do anything and he's given everyone some good practice. Most of us are not so petty as to hate him for it, and I will still admire him just for being Archer - he's one of a kind.

Anyone who thinks we should not even wish Archer a happy birthday (sigmaX) then go see your psychiatrist, you have issues. It probably stems from the playground at school when someone like me or Archer kicked your arse. Whatever it is (shoe or otherwise), take it out of your arse and grow up a bit. You are only hurting yourself.

[shakman]

Now the anti-clockwise side of the same wheel....

[shakman]

I just noticed I've messed up the alignment of some of the arms .
Just imagine they are being influenced by the magnets.
I've got to get some sleep before work tonight and won't have time to update it.

[exxcomm0n]

@ shak


Day-ummmmm!

Nice illustration and good attention to detail (looks prety damn close to the vid machine if not exact)!

As to your comments, I think we're of a like mind, but the cranks have to be allowed to post too.

I just have fun asking them questions. Some of them have answers.

Good answers, even.

The rest are what provides the entertainment content.

Every circus needs clowns between the main acts.

[JohnGalt_USA]

I must have missed it along the way...but what happened to the electromagnet? I thought that the use of the electromagnet was one of the primary components in Archer's design.