This week’s theme: perpetuum mobile
Pure Entries
Modron [list:1771536565]
I call this ‘Frictionless Rotator’
http://home.att.net/~yorik/DangerBoy/rotator1.jpg
thor
Here be a pure entry of complete nonsenseness and overwhelming quantities of yet undiscovered, boiling chemicals. Behold:
http://www.aberdeenjetman.co.uk/uploads/files/big_boil_2.jpg
skeletor
well… here it is… my half @$$ed WC attempt, dont expect any votes, but couldnt stand not entering…
its my new mountain bike frame, its a Foes… i love it… and its just sorta a sorry model of it, the dropouts and most of the backend is just a placeholder for more, better stuff, but its my first even alright chrome…
so if ur into mountain biking, shout out, or even better, vote for me!
http://publish.hometown.aol.com/imaheratic/myhomepage/bike3.jpg?mtbrand=AOL_US
arangel
Here’s a homage to the great sculptor Alexander Calder (1998-1976).
As well as being the inventor of wire sculpture and the mobile, Alexander Calder was one of the first modern artists to create monumental work for public spaces. From his earliest hand-crafted toys to his later wire portraits and dynamic mobiles, Calder was fascinated by the mechanical potential of his materials. His innovative, truly modern work – the unexpected combination of playful movement built from industrial materials – is a celebration of engineering and art. In a career that stretched to his death in 1976, Calder became one of the best-loved and widely appreciated American artists of all time.
http://www.blender3d.blogger.com.br/Mobile_08L.jpg
Idgas
Ok Im finally done. PURE Took me about 6 different styles until i finally got this one. The idea is that the pendulums on the ends are kept in motion by the magnets on the base. Each swing the magnets repel the magnets in the arms thus creating motion. The pendulum arms are connected to the main shaft on the top so that each swing of the arm turns the axle in the shaft which turns the gears, turns the generator, and lights the bulb. The round balls on top are just cool looking
http://www.neptunegrafx.com/images/motion.jpg
macouno
It works like this: The fan makes waves on the water, which makes the boat bob up and down. That motion is then transferred into circular motion, which is transferred through the belts & gears. This then turns a magnet between a heap of coils. That creates a current, and the current runs the fan… voila… perpetual motion woopee
http://www.alienhelpdesk.com/galleries/3d/full/zmobile.jpg
Blenergetic
Oh, and if you would like to know exactly how it works, here is a
link to the thread with a full explanation (Because I really did work out the logistics to this thing) link to the thread
http://www.geocities.com/fxmaster89/supersurfer.JPG
vamp21b
its simply really… err kinda… what happends is when the Balls fall down the ramps they generate static-electricity, which in turn is proccessed by the Extremely high tech device built into the base and is then used to power the vacuum… The metal balls are only (Metal) in appearance and are actually quite light, and made of a very special substance. So only a small vacuum is need to pull the balls up through the tube…
http://mysite.verizon.net/res6ocwg/Staticballs.jpg
Scorpy
The basic idea is, bubbles come out and pop creating waves of air wich are cought by the generator and are transferred into more energy for more bubbles…
skating kow
Well, here it is, the fruit of five minutes of labour (plus ten thinking of what to do, plus thirty trying to find the buttons on blender 2.3)
http://freespace.virgin.net/johno.brayne/Images/PM_machine_full.jpg
Tamarin
Nothing out lasts the plutoniumizer.
scraze
Well, as you can see, this is the purest perpetuum mobile around. It’s like this:
radar 1 makes radar 2 turn, radar 2 gets radar 3 going, and radar 3 helps radar 1…
great, right?
http://orion.luon.net/~roderik/documents/blender/pictures/perpetuum_mobile.png
Enos Shenk
The Shenko Heavy Industries Self-Powered Steam Engine can be the solution to your companies power needs. The steam engine drives a tree log shredder that creates wood chips to power the steam boiler. By hooking your device that needs power to the flywheel, you can be set up for perpetual power in mere minutes!
Only 5 easy payments of $34,295!!! What a great deal!!!
http://shenko.homedns.org/engine.jpg
three-dee
It’s like a gadget. When one ball finishes it’s decent down the left chute, the pivot “flicker” flicks the other ball up the right chute. A piece of string pulls the right side of the flicker back down so the ball on the left chute can roll down to the right chute, ready for deployment once again.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/liveset/blender/stills/contestentries/perpetuum.jpg
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Take it from someone who discovered that fast on accident when building legos long ago.
