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    Default The Legs, the Devil and the Dog

    The video is a large file which seems to have an effect on the text, which has disappeared somewhere, so posting it first, will follow with the text next post.
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    Default The Legs, the Devil and the Dog - Text

    The legs operate via a lever which is spring loaded. When the pressure is released by the cam under, the action happens, and the leg retracts assisted by a small spring. There is a mechanism under the leg which prevents the action until the carriage arrives at the end of its travel. I wasn't able to work out the timing of the second kicks to coincide with the timing of the linear move, so this is a way around the problem. The carriage arrives, disengages the 5mm dowel from the front of the shoe and the movement takes place.The carriage preforms four actions; moves the central character from one end to the other, rotates the dog, rings a bell in conjunction with the dog's movement, and enables the kick to take place. The dog "mindlessly" reacts to the bell. The bell and other small springs were donated by a disused manual typewriter.The Devil stands on a mechanism which rotates 12 times, counting backward. It is activated by a cam on the crankshaft.Nearing completion, what remains is to build the house for the female leg and the Grim Reaper, a factory for the male leg, the wiring network, and landscaping the background. I thank all who followed the process so far, and appreciate very much, the supportive comments posted,Gus

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    Default Videos Revised

    Leg action.mp4Devil etc.mp4Movements.mp4

    Previous video was too large for most applications, hope these play successfully.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xpro View Post
    Leg action.mp4Devil etc.mp4Movements.mp4

    Previous video was too large for most applications, hope these play successfully.

    Very, very, very skillful work Gus

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_1 View Post
    Very, very, very skillful work Gus

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    I thank you very much Keith,
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    Default Journey of Life

    It seems that the project is nearing finality, so I was able to give it a descriptive label. The photo attached is how it looks, in the next few days I will hopefully make a reasonable video of how it works. Will advise the URL.
    I very much appreciate the comments posted, and again thanks to all who watched it unfold.

    Gus

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    The video of this automata, "Journey of Life" can be viewed at

    https://youtu.be/XV82TCILVH0

    Thanks to all who followed this project,
    Gus

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