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I can't imagine why it would not just run of that plate after a trivial amount of movement. It does look like it would be pretty easy to make with just some be
by mianos 2y ago
I can't imagine why it would not just run of that plate after a trivial amount of movement.
It does look like it would be pretty easy to make with just some bent metal and exercise weights. Colin Furze's one worked well too, maybe this 'invention' was influenced by his. There are many of these on youtube, some years old.
- TylerE 2y agoYou can see it so just that at the very end. If you look closely the plate itself is also spinning.
- knome 2y agoI don't think this is correct. The plate is moving atop whatever padding that is below it, yes, but none of the scratch marks visible on the surface of the platter appear to be rotating as the person moves about it.
- mianos 2y agoI looked at the youtube video closely, it's only 1080 though, I also don't think it is spinning. You can hear the tubes grinding against the plate.