Wind turbine. Frame and base. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering
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Tools: hot glue gun, glue sticks, screwdriver, ruler, compasses.
Materials: base board (14 cm x 25 cm), posts (30 cm), square dowels (2 pieces), horizontal column (20 cm square dowel, 1 piece), screw, fasteners, round dowels.
1. Use a pencil, ruler, and compass to mark the base board according to the dimensions of the bottom chart.
2. Drive the screw into the center point of the base board.
3. Using glue, attach the 30cm square dowels to the frame as shown.
4. Use a ruler and a rectangle to make sure they are perpendicular.
5. Attach the fasteners for the frame support as shown.
6. Using a ruler, locate and mark the center of the horizontal beam.
7. Check if the dowel fits the eyelet screw. The gap should be free, but small. Adjust the hinge screw to the correct size.
8. Screw the hinged screw into the beam at the center point.
9. Sharpen the end of the dowel using a pencil sharpener.
10. On the uprights, make marks 28 cm above the base board.
11. Slide the dowel through the eyelet screw onto the beam and hold it on the posts so that the dowel is perpendicular to the base. Mark its location with a pencil.
12. Secure the crossbeam with plenty of hot glue.
13. Finished frame.
Author: Dave Mussel
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