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Here are two of the constructions my year 10 students came up with for the Scrapheap Challenge unit. Each group was given a chassis (75x50x900 RHS) and a starter motor and a set of drive gears to make a machine that could drive. They could use any of the scrap/parts they could find around the workshop to complete their job...
This one will be ready to go in the next couple of days. We tried it our last week but the weld holding the gear on the starter shaft broke instantly...   This one carried a student at least 30 metres before the starter motor moved out of alignment with the drive gear/wheel...   More soon... |
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Year 10 scrapheap challenge
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