Watch "China Lab Video + Early loop evidence" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/xPx8D5sq01A
This is a bit boring to begin with,  but wait! It does get interesting.There he goes! He's another one doing it.I am still bumbling along, with my make shift machine shop, here, turning a stub shaft to adapt the 3/4" generator shaft to the 22mm Samsung spline rotor drive.My big lathe is still in my shop in Toronto, so I am using a weenie little Chinese toy lathe, to drill and ream the 3/4" hole to fit the generator.The final reaming to exact diameterhas to be done in the lathe, but turned by hand, as the DC motor in the toy lathe doesn't have the low speed torque needed, but otherwise it seems pretty accurate.Cutting the spline using the carriage rack gear should be a finicky little task, with cutting the grooves. Fortunately they are pretty shallow,having 20 of them.

Cheers Warren
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I published that using a  PM generator and and smithy  lathe servomotor but who reads a fuck ?  

 (H) even gave the pulley ratios !  but as always someone shoves a huge dick of distraction and time detraction ! 

https://www.amazon.com/Missouri-Wind-Solar-Permanent-Generator/dp/B011A4TBGS https://www.amazon.com/Missouri-Wind-Solar-Permanent-Generator/dp/B011A4TBGS


https://smithy.com/ https://smithy.com/

all of you missed the chance to get a looper , as now its probable all the items had being fixed "fucked" to be under OU and by the same people that keep seeding this forum with useless freaking shit! 

amen ! 

(H) from time to time  i will shlong all of you awake ! 


 

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 https://youtu.be/xPx8D5sq01A https://youtu.be/xPx8D5sq01A 

 This is a bit boring to begin with,  but wait! It does get interesting.
 There he goes! He's another one doing it.
 I am still bumbling along, with my make shift machine shop, here, turning a stub shaft to adapt the 3/4" generator shaft to the 22mm Samsung spline rotor drive.
 My big lathe is still in my shop in Toronto, so I am using a weenie little Chinese toy lathe, to drill and ream the 3/4" hole to fit the generator.
 The final reaming to exact diameter
 has to be done in the lathe, but turned by hand, as the DC motor in the toy lathe doesn't have the low speed torque needed, but otherwise it seems pretty accurate.
 Cutting the spline using the carriage rack gear should be a finicky little task, with cutting the grooves. Fortunately they are pretty shallow,having 20 of them. 



 Cheers Warren

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