Flywheels achieving linear motion

31-01-2006, 20:27

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Re: Flywheels achieving linear motion

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Originally Posted by mechanicalbrain

What I want to do is take a 2' bar and move it 1' forward with a ton of force. Yeah I'm looking at using a motor with roughly 100 rpm. My goal it to be able to puncture 1/10" to 1/8" steel. Right now its part of science fair project for centripetal motion but I also am doing this to really learn about flywheels... oh and eventually im going to apply it to a Battlebot

Very good Idea I think that it would be feasible. But I do think you should gear it up to 350 rpm.

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