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David writes –

“My friends built a rotisserie (or spit roast) from a junked BBQ, washing machine, and rheometer. It worked surprisingly well.

The remaining parts were salvaged from a junked rheometer. Instead of installing a switch, the motor is controlled by the original washing machine dial. This is purely for esoteric appeal – the washing machine periodically needs to be set to the spin cycle to keep the spit rotating.” – Link.

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