On Sun, 01 Sep 2013 06:27:12 -0700, Larry Jaques
wrote:

On Sat, 31 Aug 2013 22:30:41 -0700, Gunner Asch
wrote:

On Sat, 31 Aug 2013 20:19:10 -0700, Larry Jaques
wrote:

On Sat, 31 Aug 2013 15:19:03 +0000, Phil
0f8503901d844703eea1acecb7a4938a_1564@example. com wrote:

Low speed , it is quiet, higher speed , rattles, I balanced the wobble
out of it years ago, have a 18" down shaft on the fan, checked the blades,
pushed up and down on the fan blades, arms, in the center of the motor
and have the play there.

Axial play shouldn't cause rattle. Even on high, the shaft/blade assy
shouldn't create enough lift to bob up and down.

Check for bent blade arms. If one is at a different height or angle,
it will cause problems at higher RPMs. Have you tried rebalancing it
lately? Self-adhesive lead weights have a habit of flying off when
you're not looking, or when being dusted. DAMHIKT.

Or when you and the misses play Strip Club and her garments get hung
up in the ceiling fan....been there...ah...never mind

I've never had a strong enough ceiling fan over my bed with which to
play "Spin the Petite Girl", but I've fondly thought of it often.


Gunner, hands in his pockets.... walking away whistling........

Whistlin' and grinnin', I'll bet.

A friend of mine actually rigged up a slow motion rotator rigged to a
beefed up ceiling . In his "den". Its used with a modified bosons
seat. Some ladies love it..others...shrug. It rotates and lifts and
falls via a rather ingenious remote control system. And several
servos. About as complex as a RC airplane..but upsized to handle a
significant dynamic...very dynamic ... weight of at least 400 lbs.

I rather doubt the engineers at Yaskawa had any idea of this
application for their servo amps....chuckle

He is quite a technical freak and has a Sybian and a St Charles Cross
and all manner of other interesting gadgets. I had to fix the Sybians
wiring for him at a party one night. . Seems one of the ladies had
ripped off the remote control during a moment or a dozen (or more)
moments of passion.

Of course all the ladies here had to try it out. Now I have a
blanket request for one..but **** they are expensive!!! I may have to
build one.

When he learned that I have a well equipped but modest machine
shop...we have done a number of projects that have gotten some rave
reviews.. and some squeeky requests for redesign...shrug.

I think he copies stuff from here....

http://www.****ingmachines.com/site/?c=1

View at your own psychic risk.....

Oh..if making up a Milwaukee Sawzall into a sex toy...advise the lady
to use it with caution. One local gal ruptured her cervix with one
while out in the ozone..... Its rare..but possible.

Shrug.




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