Build Your Own Crane
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How To Build Your Own Crane!
Do you want to build your own crane? If yes, then you have landed at the right place.
Scrapyards use magnets on giant cranes to move heavy iron and steel scrap from one place to another.
You can build your own model crane, and fit it with an electromagnet that will pick up small steel objects, such as toy cars.
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Things You Will Need
To build your own crane you need the following items :
1. 50 cm of thin, plastic-coated wire, with bare ends
2. Two pieces of thick cardboard 4 cm x 30 cm
3. Scissors
4. Two paperclips
5. A long pencil
6. Sticky tape
7. String
8. An iron bolt, about 2 cm long
9. A narrow cardboard box
10. Two paper fasteners
11. A cotton reel
12. A 4.5 volt or 6 volt battery
How To Build Your Own Crane
Instructions
Use sticky tape to keep the wire in place.
Build Your Own Crane Kit
Build an electrical crane easily using this kit
Science Time Electrical Crane Kit by Toysmith - Spend hours of learning fun while developing knowledge, thinking and learning about electronics. This kit is one in a series of 4 of the hottest high-tech experiments for children. You can step into the amazing world of electrical energy with this Science Time series.
For Ages 8 and up. Not suitable for children under age 3 years because this kit contains small parts and may lead to choking hazard.
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They make it easy to learn, easy to build and easy to understand the basics of electronics. The Electrical Crane Kit includes: 1 motor, 1 gearbox, 1 small pully whee,l 3 medium pully wheels, 3 pully pins, 1 hook, 1 hook cover, 1 crane body, 1 switch, 1 connecting panel, 4 spring connectors, 1 base, 1 weight instructions. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included). Box measures 6.75 x 5.25 x 2 3/8 inches.
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Sep 25, 2011 @ 11:21 pm | delete
- Good stuff. I once sold scrap metal with my grandmother as a child. It was always interesting to see the crane magnet empty the truck with us standing safely nearby. Thanks for sharing, this lens brought back memories!
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