RSSAh yes - the long awaited solution to a sad and uniquely frustrating childhood enigma. The fine folks at StupidInventions finally teach young Slinky Jr. to walk (at least on a belt sander). I will sleep well tonight!
At last … the infinite slinky
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
May 19, 2009 05:30 AM
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These guys should try to get a commission from Hasbro to build one of these in front of the Slinky factory to run 24/7 until the end of time.
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I was really hoping for a small escalator regulated by a slinky speed sensor. :)
It's also rather more of an R/C car or truck with a belt than an actual belt sander.
I support infinite slinkies.
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