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Earlier this year I had the opportunity to bid a cabinet for a handicap little girl. This was my solution to her problem.
The problems as I saw them was how to get the step stabilized when in use and how to make the steps easy to use. I believe the actuators solved those problems nicely.
Anybody wanting to incorporate linear actuators into a project just give me a shout and I would be happy to talk with you and tell all.
-- Chips and Shavings/ see you at WWW.underconstructionlive.com
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5 comments so far
a1Jim
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posted 186 days ago
great that you could help with this project.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
lew
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posted 186 days ago
Love to see it. Could you post a picture? Thanks!
dryhter
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posted 186 days ago
%$###@&**%%. . ... ..puters!!!!!!!
I think I got The video Embedded now.?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-- Chips and Shavings/ see you at WWW.underconstructionlive.com
Gary
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posted 186 days ago
Great job guy. Thanks fo rthe post.
-- Gary, DeKalb Texas
Splinterman
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posted 185 days ago
Great project Sir….....will make the little girl very happy.
-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.