Motors Turning computer chair around with a motor?

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  1. Splooshiba

    Splooshiba Minimodder

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    Can you give us a hint? I'm really struggling to think why anyone would want this :hehe:
     
  2. Greentrident

    Greentrident Minimodder

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    I'd also like to modify a chair but so it tips backward when I press a button mounted to my desk. Preferably the same signal could trigger a trapdoor behind the chair. Any ideas? Also if it could be light enough to mount in a Zeppelin that would be good too.
     
  3. theshadow2001

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    Give Graham Norton a shout.
     
  4. Greentrident

    Greentrident Minimodder

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    Is that a euphemism?
     
  5. theshadow2001

    theshadow2001 [DELETE] means [DELETE]

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    No, but he has a chair that fits the bill.
     
  6. Weekly_Estimate

    Weekly_Estimate Gives credit where its due

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    I have an old bike helmet stored away for a elf n safety test however it’s going to be some time before we get to the prototype due to funds and research.

    So I've been speaking to some robotic guys and apparently a simple button + solenoid would do the trick however connecting this to the computer and getting it to work brings even more problems. I’m thinking the solution would be to use a ready built robot using Arduino and just programming it in!
     
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