Sprockets on shaft rotate against a card to make sound.
3C20.40 • B+45+35
Card pushed against rotating toothed wheels makes sounds. A paper card is pressed against one of the toothed wheels, generating a sound. The frequency of the sound increases with the number of teeth on a wheel, and the motor speed.
Usage
Spring 2014 - Spring 2025
12
reservations across 2
classes
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