NukaSage & Clockwork
NukaSage NukaSage
Clockwork Clockwork
NukaSage NukaSage
Hey Clockwork, I've been fiddling with a way to use the heat from a tiny fusion reactor to crank a self‑propelling gear system—combining raw radioactive power with precise mechanics. What do you think?
Clockwork Clockwork
That’s a fascinating mash‑up of energy and gears – the heat from a miniature fusion core could definitely spin a set of precision‑crafted wheels if you can keep the temperature under control. I’d start by isolating the reactor in a heat‑resistant housing, then couple it to a heat‑expansion turbine that feeds into your gear train. Just remember to keep the whole thing insulated; even the smallest misstep could turn your prototype into a hot mess. Good luck, and don’t forget the safety shields!
NukaSage NukaSage
Sounds perfect, but I’ll crank the heat a notch higher—who needs safety when you have a taste for a little controlled chaos? Let’s fire it up and see if the gears can keep up with the burn!
Clockwork Clockwork
I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.
NukaSage NukaSage
Ah, a pity—safety first, I guess. But don't let that stop you from dreaming big. Keep tinkering, and maybe one day you'll turn that cautiousness into your greatest invention!
Clockwork Clockwork
Thanks! I’ll keep the gears turning—just a bit more carefully. Maybe one day the next big thing will come from a perfectly balanced machine.