Electrostatic Induction Machine

[@RimstarOrg]

Cool! Nicely built too! Not a lot of places for losses.

[@psun256]

That's super duper impressive! It's like a Bonetti machine (Wimshurst but no foil plates) and a Voss machine combined.

[@teknorakun]

This is a really good machine, I'll possibly build my own version for my school project.

[@CharlesTyree777]

Quality Build! 🎉

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

A very good machine indeed

[@Ulisse.Quadri]

Very very interesting project. It is possible to receive a plans for this machine? Very Thanks

[@ajanki34]

Are the two metallic pads that are screwed on to the wooden spine or post. Are they connected to each other to form a neutralizing bar or rod? I can see that the two screws that connect the metal round pads to the wood are there, but are the two screws connected to each other to form a single uniform connection?

[@papazstuff4u]

Yes, there is a "shorting bar" mounted on the motor support on the back side of the rotor.

[@ready2flypl]

Super !
Is this two plates of plexi ? glass ?

[@papazstuff4u]

The plastic sheets used for the rotor and stator is PVC

[@YbborNetsrek]

Thats great ! Is there a reason u used the wooden conductive painted knobs instead of plates ?

[@papazstuff4u]

I have a wood working shop and wanted to use wood where I could. :)

[@YbborNetsrek]

Há! I understand that. Do you have the whole wood knop conductive painted? Underside as well? Do you think the shape adds to the working? Questions... questions... ; )

[@hyqhyp]

Brilliant!

[@ki4dbk]

Nice

[@amirrezakalantari2978]

hey bro i wonder if you could answer me
wich one make more voltage?
wimshurst or voss machine

[@papazstuff4u]

It depends upon the construction and the materials used. Generally they could produce about the same voltage level.

[@danbowlds]

The voltage reached before breakdown in the machine depends upon the construction and materials used.

[@nlo114]

Nice! Have a Like.