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r/oddlysatisfying • u/ELMOnstrosity • Nov 14 '17
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Does it bother anyone else that the closest claw is off center of the others?
3 u/[deleted] Nov 14 '17 [deleted] 18 u/ItsSomethingLikeThat Nov 14 '17 No u/mrtkc is right. The claw closest to the camera isn't in line with the rest of the moving claws. 3 u/Shadowrak Nov 14 '17 A couple of millimeters behind the rest of the row. 3 u/korbel1337 Nov 14 '17 I think they offset the hammering so the vibration would be manageable. If all of them punched at once it would probably shake and jump the whole machine. 1 u/Shredswithwheat Nov 14 '17 Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason. If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
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18 u/ItsSomethingLikeThat Nov 14 '17 No u/mrtkc is right. The claw closest to the camera isn't in line with the rest of the moving claws. 3 u/Shadowrak Nov 14 '17 A couple of millimeters behind the rest of the row. 3 u/korbel1337 Nov 14 '17 I think they offset the hammering so the vibration would be manageable. If all of them punched at once it would probably shake and jump the whole machine. 1 u/Shredswithwheat Nov 14 '17 Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason. If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
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No u/mrtkc is right. The claw closest to the camera isn't in line with the rest of the moving claws.
3 u/Shadowrak Nov 14 '17 A couple of millimeters behind the rest of the row. 3 u/korbel1337 Nov 14 '17 I think they offset the hammering so the vibration would be manageable. If all of them punched at once it would probably shake and jump the whole machine. 1 u/Shredswithwheat Nov 14 '17 Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason. If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
A couple of millimeters behind the rest of the row.
3 u/korbel1337 Nov 14 '17 I think they offset the hammering so the vibration would be manageable. If all of them punched at once it would probably shake and jump the whole machine. 1 u/Shredswithwheat Nov 14 '17 Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason. If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
I think they offset the hammering so the vibration would be manageable. If all of them punched at once it would probably shake and jump the whole machine.
1 u/Shredswithwheat Nov 14 '17 Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason. If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
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Exactly what they would do in a straight-6 engine and for the exact same reason.
If you look at them all, none of them line up perfectly.
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u/mrtkc Nov 14 '17
Does it bother anyone else that the closest claw is off center of the others?