Mine cart -- correct?
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@agamemnus said:
The mechanism in the illustration seems very complex geometrically.
I guess I would need to do quite a bit of remodeling now to add that or something similar.If you don't want to make a model that complex, there are several variations shown in the site that numbthumb referenced that look to be a lot simpler as far as the dumping function.
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It's all visual gibberish to me.

I found something relatively clean --
http://www.railroadmichigan.com/miningdelaware01.jpgIt looks like it is just a simple hinge, but again it is hard to tell. It might be a hinge with some sort of spike (like: "|__" ) controlled by a slight push in the right way + gravity + a hard break metal thingy to keep it from hitting the wheels? I dunno!

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I donΒ΄t know. If it helps, here are some more pics: http://www.wildcatmines.com/photos.html
If you are really determined to reconstruct it to the last detail, youΒ΄ll have to visit the nearest museum
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I guess there are a lot of different types.
I'll give it a whirl and try to come up with something from my eemageenashun.
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And the frame below the cart is still conveniently hidden from view! Anyway, I guess what I have will do.
I'm now trying to add some Sketchy Physics, but, ugh.
I added a part of a conveyor belt with some balls. (attached to this post) I would like the conveyor belt to move (the rollers are hidden inside!), depositing the balls into the mine cart. Can anyone help?Bonus: Also, perhaps a large sliding door on either the front-bottom or back-bottom of the minecart (where the "plate" is?), enabling the balls to roll out?

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Looking good. I assume there is going to be a release mechanism and handles of some sort?
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Also, the side of the cart would need some sort of reinforcement where it strikes the frame or it would get deformed pretty quickly. Just an observation

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I do have a sort of handle on the side of each hinge. Perhaps this mine cart is fairly big and handles on top of each side would be too high to reach?

Edit: no lock/release mechanism; that's an issue, I guess. Not really sure how I would add it.

As for the cushions: Sure, makes sense. I added cushions to the model above.
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Here it is with a hinge and rounded bottom. It swivels to slightly more than 90 degrees before touching the wheel axle supports. The hinge is actually friction-less with the addition of permanent + magnets welded on both part of the hinge covering and the hinge itself.

mine cart and conveyor scene 2.skp

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