Alex
you' re right !
More : when pulled out,the drum is connected with the drawer door. If this connection is permanent I bet the drawer crashes at the first slightly imbalanced spin
So the drum should have 2 Titan-like pins that work this way :
DRAWER OPEN - the outer pin catches drawer/door sys while back pin free.
DRAWER CLOSED - the inner pin ins connected with the shaft/pulley sys while outer pin is disconnected
It doesn't seem such a reliable design.
I guess a design with the whole [tub + motor + suspension] mounted on the drawer would be much more solid.
I' d like to read ThomasOrtega's opinion about this crazy machine
Carlo
you' re right !
More : when pulled out,the drum is connected with the drawer door. If this connection is permanent I bet the drawer crashes at the first slightly imbalanced spin
So the drum should have 2 Titan-like pins that work this way :
DRAWER OPEN - the outer pin catches drawer/door sys while back pin free.
DRAWER CLOSED - the inner pin ins connected with the shaft/pulley sys while outer pin is disconnected
It doesn't seem such a reliable design.
I guess a design with the whole [tub + motor + suspension] mounted on the drawer would be much more solid.
I' d like to read ThomasOrtega's opinion about this crazy machine
Carlo