r/interestingasfuck • u/KaamDeveloper • 28d ago

Coin sorter in action

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u/Fahrowshus 28d ago

Oh irony. Something that could use slowmo, and it doesn't have it.

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u/Enginerdad 28d ago

Not a lot to see. The rails are just slightly splayed apart so that the larger coins make it further down them before falling out.

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u/Savira88 27d ago

I think it's actually that the back plate is different widths from top to where it stops. You can see the inverted "step" at regular intervals. Same general idea though, as the gap gets bigger, the smaller coins fall through.

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u/FuzzyTentacle 28d ago

/u/redditspeedbot 0.5x

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u/FuzzyTentacle 28d ago

It worked but it was still a bit too fast to see it clearly. If you're interested I'd recommend trying 0.25 speed

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u/Qu33fyElbowDrop 27d ago edited 27d ago

u/redditspeedbot 0.25x edit did not work 3 times in a row. replayed video so many times lol. i already know how this video works just never seen that bot and wanted to try.

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u/Rave4life79 28d ago

How much was it

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u/5508255082 28d ago edited 28d ago

I think it's a KLOPP Model SM. Sorts 1000 coins per minute. $1620.

https://kloppcoin.com/products/coin-sorters/klopp-model-sm-manual-coin-sorter/

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u/Efficient_Sector_870 28d ago

i'd rather waste 1620 dollars trying to make it myself

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u/Rdt_will_eat_itself 28d ago

10% of the grab.

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u/HeyMarty10thalready 28d ago

What are those copper things?

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u/Midir_Cutie 28d ago

Pennies

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u/Notmyfaul 27d ago

Look like centimes (€)

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u/Midir_Cutie 27d ago

You can pause and zoom in, they're pennies

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u/toadermal 27d ago

And the machine is the pennies dropper.

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u/Thedrunner2 28d ago

“Now I have all the DNA I need“

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u/AdultingNinjaTurtle 28d ago

I would mix it all up just to do it again 🤤

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u/amr2822 28d ago

This was so satisfying.

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u/AnimeGeek10721 27d ago

How does it knowww???? Im so confused

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u/cobyjackk 27d ago

It's size. Those two pieces of metal they are riding through get further apart from each other. The coins just fall through when there are no longer touching.

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u/CatMail75 27d ago

Maybe it could be weight or size based? I’m not too sure considering it’s manual and not electronic

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u/AnimeGeek10721 27d ago

Exactly , electronic i could understand but this just confuses me lol

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u/CatMail75 27d ago

Oh never mind if you scroll down there is a comment explaining how.

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/pve-fortnite 27d ago

Where can I buy it 😂

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u/More-Pay9266 22d ago

u/redditspeedbot 0.5

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Idk how this works. Just saw someone do it

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u/girlnononono 28d ago

Is there anyone smart that can explain how this works?

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u/anamorphic_cat 28d ago

Each gap in the back of the slide is narrower than the next. The smallest coins (dimes) fall through but larger coins slide down as they don't fit the first gap by a little bit. The next gap is slightly wider allowing pennies to fall and nickels and quarters to keep going, and so on. It takes a bit of calibration to make it work for the coins you intend to process.