At a guess, a "meter", but... still...Mete?
Isn't it obvious? A decent amount of force is less than an indecent amount of force. But then, maybe it is more than that.A decent amount of force? For what? A machete? Or perhaps a Samurai sword? What is the decent amount of force needed for? Cutting cheese? Decapitation?
Much more information is needed . . .
Why are you making the assumption that a decent amount of force is less than an indecent amount of force? As you brilliantly observe, maybe it is more!Isn't it obvious? A decent amount of force is less than an indecent amount of force. But then, maybe it is more than that.
Six hours since the TS posted. Must be an urgent question.
How strange. I was just thinking of him earlier this evening. His invention was advanced for the time, and if modernized, would probably have more than a few advantages over drugs. It certainly makes an impression on observers. but is probably quite humane in the context of perceived pain.Remember Dr. Guillotin!!
From the original user manual (obviously in French language): Please verify that it is sharp before using.How strange. I was just thinking of him earlier this evening. His invention was advanced for the time, and if modernized, would probably have more than a few advantages over drugs. It certainly makes an impression on observers. but is probably quite humane in the context of perceived pain.
Mete?
Mete ??
At a guess, a "meter", but... still...
Hello,
What would be the purpose of the moving blade?
What is the need of the force on the blade?
Bertus
A decent amount of force? For what? A machete? Or perhaps a Samurai sword? What is the decent amount of force needed for? Cutting cheese? Decapitation?
Much more information is needed . . .
Why are you making the assumption that a decent amount of force is less than an indecent amount of force? As you brilliantly observe, maybe it is more!
TS, sorry for the silliness, but when you ask a vague question and then go ghosting... this is what you get.
the fruits will be as big as an apple and the slices will be between. 1-3 cm each I could imagine.Consider a spinning blade or stacked blades with the fruit entering the cutting zone single file. Sort of like a food processor with limited number of hits per fruits. How big are the fruit? How many slices of each? How thick the slice?
Any sort of reciprocating device will also require a feed mechanism.
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