Ever wonder how Quiznos and Pizza Hut cook their food perfectly every time? It’s due to automation. You too can develop this type of automation on your own home grill with a simple conveyor system! Here’s how.
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Step #1:
- Assemble all necessary parts.
- Additional parts are needed other than the three pictures shown on the left. To review the complete list of parts needed, please review the "Tools & Parts" section.
I would think that a finer stainless steel wire mesh would “flow” better in rhythm and move smoother than the mesh they are showing here in the picture…
If you used a stainless mesh that was finer, less objects would have the possibility of falling through, and I believe you would be able to operate at a much higher speed. Something like this: http://www.bwire.com/index.html a 80 x 80 mesh lets say? Let me knwo what you guys think. In summation, I believe the finer the mesh, the easier the project will be, and the more flexible the material will be.