June 26, 2017 AT 2:00 am
How to Build a Fish Hammer Actuation Device
Fish Hammer actuation device? They’re a dime a dozen these days! We jest, of course. This build and documentation from instructables suer Neil Mendoza is smashing, to say the least.
This Instructable will show you, in detail, how to construct a track-based curvilinear motion system. These systems are the most common type of drive mechanism for fish hammers (the part that makes the hammer move around the aquarium). However, the same mechanism can be employed to move anything along a curved track. For example, a motion control system for cameras.
If you do decide that you want to actuate a fish controlled hammer rather than any other object, below is an overview of some of the things that you might need to consider…
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