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Twisted-Strip Egg Beater: Faces Beat and Edges Cut
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Martin

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Twisted-Strip Egg Beater: Faces Beat and Edges Cut

A wire beater passes through the egg and leaves a wake without much froth. James P. McLean and Philemon A. Morley of Brooklyn received US 28,760, dated 19 June 1860, for an egg beater of corrugated or twisted strips of tin turned inside a can by a large and a small cog gear set between the double heads of its lid: "by means of twisted or corrugated strips of metal the gelatin mass is beaten by the flat surfaces as well as being broken or cut by the sharp edges thereof." This rung works out how much of a twisted face pushes, then prints the gears and a cage of twisted strips, builds the lid drive on a can, and times a beating.
Ophakathi
About 4 hours, plus printing

Imiyalelo

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How a twisted face beats

Ilayisha incwadi ye-Jupyter…
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A geared wire beater before it

The embedded blueprint beats with bent wires. McLean and Morley use twisted strips with faces and edges.
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Read US 28,760

"The superiority of our arrangement of egg beaters over those that are in common use, is that by means of twisted or corrugated strips of metal the gelatin mass is beaten by the flat surfaces as well as being broken or cut by the sharp edges thereof, hence the action is analogous to the motion produced by the hand and spoon, whereas an ordinary wire beater simply passes through the egg like the rudder of a boat, leaving a simple wake behind it without producing an immediate fomentation as is the case with our beater."
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Print the gears and cage

Print the 36-tooth gear, the 12-tooth gear and the cage of four twisted strips. Print in PETG at 0.2 mm layers, 30 % infill, 4 walls.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Ifilamenti ye-PETGIfilamenti ye-PETG1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Iphrinta ye-3D yentambo (i-FDM)Iphrinta ye-3D yentambo (i-FDM)
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Print the 36-tooth gear

The 36-tooth gear, printed as step 4 describes.
Ifayela LomklamoSTLCC0 - Free
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Print the 12-tooth gear

The 12-tooth gear, printed as step 4 describes.
Ifayela LomklamoSTLCC0 - Free
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Print the cage

The cage, printed as step 4 describes.
Ifayela LomklamoSTLCC0 - Free
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Make the double lid

Cut two plywood disks to the can's mouth. Space them 20 mm apart on three M5 screws with nuts, and drill both for the crank shaft and the cage shaft 48 mm apart.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Ishidi le-plywoodIshidi le-plywood1 ucezu
Izikulufu zomshiniIzikulufu zomshini1 ucezu
Inathi Yezinhlangothi EziyisithuphaInathi Yezinhlangothi Eziyisithupha1 ucezu
Iwasha EliyisicabaIwasha Eliyisicaba1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Isaha Se-CopingIsaha Se-Coping
Ibhola ElingenantamboIbhola Elingenantambo
Iqoqo Lamakhanda EbholaIqoqo Lamakhanda Ebhola
Isipanela esilungisekayoIsipanela esilungisekayo
I-Caliper Yedijithali Yamayintshi Ayi-6I-Caliper Yedijithali Yamayintshi Ayi-6
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Fit the shafts and gears

Epoxy the large gear on a crank shaft of 5 mm rod with a bent handle, and the small gear on the cage shaft, both between the heads. Epoxy the cage on the cage shaft's lower end.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Ubhamu Oluyindilinga Lwensimbi EthambileUbhamu Oluyindilinga Lwensimbi Ethambile1 ucezu
I-epoxy Yezingxenye EzimbiliI-epoxy Yezingxenye Ezimbili1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Isaha SensimbiIsaha Sensimbi
Isibambo SebhentshiIsibambo Sebhentshi
Udlawu Lomlomo OyisicabaUdlawu Lomlomo Oyisicaba
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The patent drawing

US 28,760 drawing sheet, public domain (expired patent).
Isinyathelo 10 - Image 1
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Beat egg whites

Put two egg whites in the can, fit the lid, and crank about once a second; time to stiff peaks.
Isinyathelo 11 - Image 1

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

IthiniIthini1 ucezu
IqandaIqanda2 izicucu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Iwashi Lokumisa IsikhathiIwashi Lokumisa Isikhathi
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Gears that skip, a cage that scrapes

Twisted-strip egg beater troubleshooting.

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History and honest limits

**James P. McLean** and **Philemon A. Morley** of Brooklyn, assignors to P. A. Morley, received US 28,760, dated 19 June 1860. Their Fig. 2, for bakers, puts the strips on a vertical water-tight cylinder turning round a stationary handle, driven by a hand wheel whose rubber band grips the cylinder's grater-like funnel top instead of cog wheels. They claimed the twisted beaters in combination with the cylinder. **Honest limits.** FDM prints hold food in their layer lines, so wash well and replace when worn. Printed strips and plywood heads stand in for tin. Your times are the result.

Izinto

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Amathuluzi Adingekayo

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Amafayela omklamo

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CC0 Isizinda Somphakathi

Le blueprint ikhishwe ngaphansi kwe-CC0. Ukhululekile ukukopisha, ukuguqula, ukusabalalisa, nokusebenzisa ngaphandle kwemvume.

Sekela uMenzi ngokuthenga imikhiqizo nge-Blueprint yabo IKhomishane Yomenzi kumiswe ngabathengisi, noma dala inguqulo entsha yale Blueprint bese uyifaka njengoxhumaniso ku-Blueprint yakho ukuze wabelane ngemali engenayo.

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