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Thread: High Speed Precision motors for Lenticular scan or Grating Lissajous.

  1. 03-08-2013, 05:04 #11
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    Thanks Steve!

    Looking forward to what this lenticular material can do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ImageLight View Post
    Couldn't have happened to two nicer guys.. You guys rock!!! Lol
    Oh, Greg more than me..... I just know how to spend money... HE actually knows what to do with this stuff! LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bradfo69 View Post
    Oh, Greg more than me..... I just know how to spend money... HE actually knows what to do with this stuff! LOL
    Nah... This is what makes the forum such a great resource! I just found the plastic - Steve's the one we'll be looking to for feedback on this (and the motors!).
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    Well, if you find some more i'm interested! I have been thinking about some mechanical interference type effects and the phase locking stuff is a gigantic step forward compared to what I was thinking.
    What kind of machines are they int in case I run into something nice?
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    They are in precision air pumps for medical use.

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