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Ask HN: Good teen books/sites/resources for mechanisms?

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There appear to be infinite resources for learning software, any suggestions on the mechanical side (besides Lego+FIRST)?

Perhaps something like the Boston Museum of Science Clark Collection of Mechanical Movement

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online edition of 507 Mechanical Movement.[0][1]

book : https://www.amazon.com/Mechanical-Engineering-Makers-Hands-D...

Youtube search "mechanial movement" shows quite a bit of material. (concepts & examples)

[0] : http://wiki.dtonline.org/index.php/507_Mechanical_Movements

[1] : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jbyf87MC4fY

And the website !

http://507movements.com

I knew before I clicked that someone would recommend 507, so thank you for making me smile.

fun stuff is feeding the 2d image to an ai program to chrun out a de brujin sequence(s) describing the 3d motion.

Very nice, thank you!

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