Architecture Machines: Wooden Machine 1

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Wooden Machine 1

This is my first wooden Machine. The goal I had for this machine was to make an Oval. After I made the machine I found out that it made more of a balloon like shape. This machine works by turning a wheel. The wheel moves an arm. The arm has a slot in it that a stationary pin is inserted into. The arm also holds the pencil/pen.

The machine is created completely by me (Tim Morrison) without directions.

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AnonymousFebruary 25, 2012 at 4:07 PM
Wow!! And Legos no less! Way to go, Tim! luv,
Grampa and Grammie R.
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We (Matt Jurgens, Tim Morrison, and Adam Ploof) are three students in an independent study course at Norwich University. We are building machines to create drawings. We study the movements of the machines we build and improve on them through common means. We are designing the complexities of machines to build with easy materials to use. Through the common man, complex machines can be made with precision and detail to produce a complex final product. We work and discuss together our machines and develop them with the help of Professor Sagan.