Transparent Coin Bank Machine
November 12, 2008 
9 Comments
Having a hard time saving up your money to be able to buy some of all those cool gadgets out there? Maybe this awesome transparent coin bank will make things easier.
How it Works
- Travels up a belt drive mechanism
- Drops though a series of slides
- Is lifted again up through a spiral chamber
- Is dropped into a moving arm & is carried across the bank where…
- Another series of slides receives the coin, then…
- A second moving arm comes to pick up the coin, drop it into a slot, then on to a track on the outside of the bank then into the bank for safe keeping
Once the coins are safe, the electronic sensor system automatically shut off the bank, waiting for the next coin to be deposited.
Features
- Drop slide
- Spiral lift chamber
- First moving arm
- Second drop slide
- Second moving arm
- Slot and outside track
- Coin deposit slot
The “Coin Factory Bank” measures 12(W) x 12(H) x 6(D) inches and requires 4 pieces of C batteries. The product is available from the Cool Stuff Express website for $38.99 or from Things You Never Knew Existed for $39.98 .
Wow.. “piggy banks” have come such a long way. I remember back when I was 6 and I painted a ceramic pig, and I used that to hold my change for about 10 years! LOL
This thing is pretty amazing, Im gonna go look for a video of it to see it in action.
Yes, they sure have.
I actully searched for a video of it when I was writing this article, but I couldn’t find any. It would be cool to see it in action.
Yeah after a lot of searching I couldnt find a video either. Thats too bad! I really wanted to see a video of it in action.
You can check out this in action at:
http://www.thingsyouneverknew.com/product/code/84439.do?showPrevNext=false
They heard your plea…
;o)
Sweet vid! im glad someone posted that… its actually kinda cool. looks bigger in the vid than in real life too.
Cool, thanks Debi!
Cool stuff! But wait a minute… Isn’t there a cheaper way to save money? Yes! There it is: Just don’t buy this product, and your savings account just have additional $39.98. Thats not bad for a beginning!
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