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The following details an elaborate way to slow cook food, using a handmade contraption. Not only is it tasty, it's mesmerizing. Feel free to copy the design for your own festivities.
Show HN: I made Gyroscopic Gyro Sandwiches
transistor-man.com
>> challenge accepted.
Nice work.
I built a contraption to slow cook in multiple axes and documented it here:
https://transistor-man.com/gyroscopic_gyros.html
Not only is it tasty, it's mesmerizing to watch. Feel free to copy the design for your own festivities.
Gordon Ramsay suggests you season and cook lamb evenly on all sides >> challenge accepted. Nice work.
Have you noticed that a gyro sandwich is only cooked in one axis? I built a contraption to slow cook in multiple axes and documented it here: https://transistor-man.com/gyroscopic_gyros.html Not only is it tasty, it's mesmerizing to watch. Feel free to copy the design for your own festivities.
Otherwise, a flawless piece of work.
And, the links to your friends are amazing and a treasure trove as well.
Sadly for the title, I think the word you were looking for is "gimbal," not "gyroscope." A gyro rotates stably on a single axis. Your cooker "tumbles" on three axes at once. A gyroscope specifically prevents tumbling.
Sadly for the title, I think the word you were looking for is "gimbal," not "gyroscope." A gyro rotates stably on a single axis. Your cooker "tumbles" on three axes at once. A gyroscope specifically prevents tumbling.
Doesn't a gimbal specifically keep the target object in a consistent orientation? This seems to function as an anti-gimbal
Gordon Ramsay suggests you season and cook lamb evenly on all sides >> challenge accepted. Nice work.
Is this guaranteed to be even on all sides though?
Have you noticed that a gyro sandwich is only cooked in one axis? I built a contraption to slow cook in multiple axes and documented it here: https://transistor-man.com/gyroscopic_gyros.html Not only is it tasty, it's mesmerizing to watch. Feel free to copy the design for your own festivities.