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the perfect amount of resistance. it WILL NOT move by itself or by accident.. but it will not hold and grip creating a sort of stuttered, oppos I moved it too much feel. my question is how heavy and how much inertia and when I was young I used to read and day dream about mesa boogie guiatar amps./.. word is that you shape the sopund and the bass/treb/etc knobs arent independent and tjey all affect each other and so subtle changes in one affect otehrs but I imagine those knobs have to at least have good knbo feel ALSO i want a mouse with a free wheeling scrool wheel made of something like depleted uranium or platinum/iridium and on super amazing bearings so you can spin it and it just spins for decaeds
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I'm feeling my knob right now
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The Management posted:I'm feeling my knob right now Nice
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nice
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i don't want to touch echi's knob
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Captain Foo posted:i don't want to touch echi's knob Echi's Knob Cysts
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Captain Foo posted:i don't want to touch echi's knob some people find pleasure in deepthroating it
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mishaq posted:some people find pleasure in deepthroating it weird
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Nov 21, 2016 15:41
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echo penis, is sex like a computer?
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mishaq posted:some people find pleasure in deepthroating it only those who are self aware
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i like knobs with a bit of resistance to them
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mishaq posted:some people find pleasure in deepthroating it lawyers, for instance
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akadajet posted:i like knobs with a bit of resistance to them danger close to dial territory
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I have a knob.
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Proper knobfeel is not created by resistance, but by inertia. The knob must be as heavy as possible.
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whole bunch of knobs itt
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I love the feel of a knob wiping over tight windings
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ill take the incremental click of a dial instead. dial crew repesent
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in before graph gasses tt
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a knob with a little planetary gearbox inside that spins up a flywheel when you turn it for maximal inertia
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ban felnob
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imagine a knob where the outside surface is like a trackpad and doesn't actually rotate. you have to pinch it but slide your fingers at the same time. that would freaking suck.
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My Linux Rig posted:echo penis and i thought i was the only one
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Glorgnole posted:imagine a knob where the outside surface is like a trackpad and doesn't actually rotate. you have to pinch it but slide your fingers at the same time. that would freaking suck. Apple Magic Knob. A fixed cylinder with touch sensors but it doesn't actually rotate. Magical and revolutionary. $299.95.
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Dongslayer. posted:ill take the incremental click of a dial instead. dial crew repesent depends on the resistance per click atomicthumbs posted:Proper knobfeel is not created by resistance, but by inertia. The knob must be as heavy as possible. the greater the inertia the less resistance is needed. hence large platinum iridium knobs with glorious knurlijf is what i desire
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the best knob has a planetary reduction drive and a turns counter
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maniacdevnull posted:Apple Magic Knob. A fixed cylinder with touch sensors but it doesn't actually rotate. Magical and revolutionary. $299.95. yikes!
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atomicthumbs posted:the best knob has a planetary reduction drive and a turns counter ung so a knob that is graduated but behind many layers of drive reduction omg
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the diameter of a knob is not to be dismissed either so right now imagine a knob... approx 5cm/2" diameter... 2/4" thick. knurled.. a VERY heavy metal. what is the finish on the front? a pattern? some kind of ancient homosexual rune? perfectly matte finish is what I want in this. machine marks would be acceptable if done tastefully
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echinopsis posted:the diameter of a knob is not to be dismissed either eh, that knob seems too short. I'd go 0.75" or even a full inch. and obviously it has to be fluid-damped.
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um what????? fluid damping IMO introduces an unpredictable element ???
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should aknob be able to be turned with the fingers alone or does the wrist need to get involved due to it's deeply substantial inertia
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echinopsis posted:um not at all. fluid damped tripod heads are used to enable smooth pans for cameras. it is a far more reliable resistance than a purely solid-state system ideally, you have a combination of both fluid-damped and inertial, enabling both precision and free-spinning. maybe if you pull the knob out until it clicks, you can spin it rapidly.
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i'm wet
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The reduction drive is integrated with the fluid damper and pulling it out switches the clutch to the other position. I need to find the pictures I have of my government radio whose tuner has a rolled scrolling paper ribbon for frequency readout and which has a zero-backlash geartrain for precision calibration with a friction clutch to make sure you don't break the ribbon
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ill take a little video of the gear reduction and turns counter on this old antenna tuner tomorrow i think this thread will like it
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https://www.surplussales.com/index/Shaft-Hardware.html
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what about a rotary encoder strapped to a stepper with a shitload of shaping so that it provides adjustable, software controllable even drag/resistance or software detents. force feedback i guess
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is knob feel teh same as mouth feel, or is that just the way I do it
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