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Interesting, but it only lifts the water the distance of R (radius of the circle) at the very most... allowing for the diameter of the inner pipe and the depth of 'scoop' into the water, maybe a couple of feet. Gotta be a better way! Execution is very cool, though. I love to see old tech made new.

 

A lot of these water wheels are simply to get water from a standing source (think small lake or shallow well) to some container/ditch.

 

Yeah... it could fill a barrel, perhaps. I think a water screw (Archimedes) would be more useful for a working application. Not nearly as dramatic or cool when rendered in stainless!

 

Or..... We could wait until winter, drink until spring and do it all the week before the Dragon

 

Only if we stopped....

 

:cornut: Looks Great! Can't wait to see it on your MINI. Gunna mount with bling or black hoses?

Jason

 

When are you going to get here?

 

Very nice, I need some of those for the deck!

 

:smilewinkgrin::smilewinkgrin: Hey Mr 'color me wrong', did this ever get mounted on your MINI? Of course, in your words, without photos......................:smilewinkgrin:opcorn:opcorn::lol::lol:

Jason

 

:cornut: It ain't there as you never did it. You get 2 pinocchios

Jason

 

Hmmmm... a welded-in sink you say? That's stunning, and no cracks or crevices for crumbs and whatnot to get stuck in.

 

I'll have to check it out the next time I'm over at that campus.

 

Yep. I've had a few undermounts, but they still have a line where the sink attaches to the bottom of the counter. This is kinda like the Corian integrated sinks where they are epoxied and routed smooth to the counter, except it is WAY COOLER!

 

Whatzit???

 

:cornut: That resembles an aircraft fuselage. What is it?

Jason