Coin-Operated Money Box Mechanism (more complicated than you'd expect!)

This mechanical wooden devise is for a coin drop money-box, a.k.a. a coin bank. It was more complicated than I'd thought it would be - but then, most things are! So I made a video about it, as you can see, and I also put the whole thing up on our online shop in case you want one. I hope it will be useful for anyone out there making automata (automatons?) or other kinetic models. It's made of 1.5mm plywood, cut with a laser cutter. You can find it here...



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