A J Maciver & Son

thankyou so much for letting me join your group. I am from inverness and have lived in dundee for around 12 years, I am a designer with my eye on dundeesign, dundeelicious, dundeevelopments and I design cookers, spice lids, engines, farm equipment, buildings, phones etc. here is a taste of my activities today. f the entire floor could flip safely depositing all the silage and muck into a hearth ? Edit
I'm designing for farmers at the moment with these designs but they could probably be applied to many buildings so have a read, it's fun, feel free to email them to farmers etc
At the moment I am focusing on farm barns and tools. I'm looking at applying kinetics and weight using movement and wave physics to do jobs usually requiring one man and his tool in horrible conditions.
This takes the job from the man, but not the man from the job.
The doors fill up with rainwater which is warmed by silage and pops in round out and up and scrubs the barn and floor while standing up to sweep and deposit the silage in an area used to generate heat and energy.
The key to the moment is the waterfall collecting in infinity pools in the roof, which lowers lifting all the grated paddocks etc up then assisting with water to create an oscillation using door panels which cleans and the tools will shovel and fork.
The new tack cleaning equipment is a cover which has bristles which contact with the saddle etc which fills with water and is connected to something allowing a very quick thorough clean. Does anyone manufacture something similar in Britain which could be applied?
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Susan Emma Allan
Susan Emma Allan as a budding designer with loads of products, this is my finest moment in many ways. it takes the man from the job, but not the job from the man. supervisor status is instant with this tool
a metronome works at different speeds therefore different forces are achieved.
a specially designed double sided spade supported on a frame or monorail swinging backwards and forwards into muck, and then depositing the muck in a supported synchronised container, does what it says. the manual labourer sets the tool up, and watches the muck being shovelled also available with scythes, picks and brushes and forks. based on my thoughts this will generate rather than require power due to the weighting of the tool – flick flacks – ask for more info
theoretically the finer points of sculpture could be achieved with a frame using the tools of that trade and it gets the same result every time because it is supported by a topiary sort of arrangement meaning it certainly would work for blocks and possibly really fine work also electricity free like a wind up hole puncher such as the sort that operates a puppet show or piano