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I've created a short YouTube video that shows how the sliding pan works.
https://youtu.be/4Ihecrd8E00 Last edited by dana_w; 2nd March 2016 at 11:49 PM. |
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Hi all
Dana has made a great effort to introduce the video, we know that the withdrawal of the first bread is automatically produced with the second hammer assembly, but we would have liked a description of the mechanical parts for their achievement Sorry for the translator. Fernando K |
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Hi all
I appreciate the work that has taken Dana. The sliding bowl has a cover-like bread wheellocki mechanism, and is governed by two springs, one vertical, which is below the bowl and the other horizontal, holding the cup in position. The hammer, in his half-cock position, can retract the mobile cup to prime the pan set and close the mobile bowl. In turn, once triggered, hooks, by a mechanism that is not visible, the mobile cup back, allowing functions to enter the fixed bowl Never before, sorry for the translator Fernando K |
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This might be correct and I thank you very much for your effort to upload these videos. I have never seen such an ingenious system which is more complicated than a wheellock system.
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