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Old 10-30-2006, 08:14 PM
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i've thought of something along these lines (latest version of quicktime required to view)
http://www.esopenko.com/video/aquarium/sprinkler.mov

Just need to figure out how to attach the sprinkler portion to the piping, and allow movement. I think you can control the speed at which it's spinning through the friction/tightness it's attached.

I think these steps should work:
  1. cutting a groove along the top of the "inner" pipe
  2. the outer pipe is cut in half length wise, then a groove cut in each piece so it fits into the inner pipe
  3. glue the split pipe back together over top of the inner pipe
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