Magi Craft Meister

Future issues aside, Jen decided to do what he most wanted to do now...... work on automotive making.

"Jin, what are you doing?

That's just where Reinhardt came in. He's finished his errand, and he's here to breathe.

"Look, we talked for a while, we're trying to build an automobile,"

When Jen briefly explained, Reinhardt let his eyes shine.

"That's good. I'd like to make one too."

"Oh, that might be nice"

First of all, I was going to reveal it in the Shawlo Empire, and I argued that the fact that I could make Reinhardt as well as Jen might alleviate my speciality.

"So, what do you want it to be?

To Reinhardt's question, Jen broadened the conceptual diagram to show it. It is a drawing written in "Wooden Paper".

"Oh, this is wood paper.... So, hmm, design similar to Gin's carriage, no horses of course, huh? I see."

Jen used to read in a model automobile book that the first period automobiles were sometimes called 'hoseless carriages'.

'Horseless Carriage', or 'Horseless Carriage'. Jen adopted a design that is easy to accept in every country today.

"But it's about gin, so the contents are outrageous, right?

Elsa moved a bit of a frown on the words.

"Ha, not really. I use good stuff for ingredients, but I'm going to disguise it, and I'm going to keep my performance down."

Jen laughed when she couldn't get around to peeing if she didn't.

"Well, I guess so."

So Jen and Reinhardt went into making automobiles.

First of all, chassis. Also called chassis, chassis and frame. The point is the base part of the car.

There will be engines and missions on here, and eventually the body too.

"Make this a ladder"

This is called a ladder frame and is a suitable structure for cars that run on bad roads.

Before that, there was a great deal of reason why it was easy to make automobiles.

Rigidity… more than resistance to deformation, sturdiness… the main focus was on fragility, and Jen employed chromium molybdenum steel.

rust resistant and sticky special steel.

Because the coarse engineers won't be able to tell it from just carbon steel, that's why they hire it.

Reinhardt also uses the same materials prepared by Jen.

In this case, to some extent, let's also bear in mind the standardization regarding size, which is the size determined on the assumption of six passengers.

Make the engine the same material.

"This is funny."

That's Reinhardt, even though Elsa helped me create my first golem engine without jeopardy.

The problem is tires...... wheels. Tubes, valves, etc. are not meant to be made, so they were standard with wooden wheels fitted on iron wheels.

I hope things change from here to all rubber tires, tube tires, tubeless...... Jen thinks.

but let's start with the first phase.

I have the image that "oak tree" in Japan is a hard and sturdy tree, but hardly the oak is that hard. Rather, persimmon trees may be stiffer.

But in the sense of sturdiness, including stickiness and elasticity, it is just top notch wood.

An oak was used in an ancient large wooden sled called 'Shura', excavated from an ancient grave, which apparently carried huge amounts of stone.

For this reason, there is a theory that, in the sense of moving a large stone, or "large stone," it was taken from Asura, who fights against the imperial heavens, and named it "Shura."

gossip.

We decided to use such oak wood toughness and use this material for the wheels.

The diameter shall be 50 cm and the towel of the wheel shall be 5 cm.

"This is how it works to turn left and right."

"We need brakes"

Suspension is a golem arm.

Etc., while explaining to Reinhardt and Elsa, Jen finished the automobile.

Even as Jen, although I have previously built a dedicated Penglai automobile or special vehicle, I have never made anything more than a model automobile when it comes to 'passenger cars', so I can say that the classic car design reminiscent of the dawn period suited me.

With the help of Reiko, Edgar, and five artisans (Smith), near dusk, two prototype 1 automobiles were completed.

Because the automobile is assumed to be open to the public, Jen noticed something missing along the way and added it about three times.

"Well done."

"Oh."

Jen and Reinhardt let the automobile be transported to the Golem all the way to the front of the lab and finally got in momentum to try and test drive it.

Just in case. Reiko is next to Jen and Edgar is riding next to Reinhardt.

Nevertheless, since it is a motor vehicle that runs over land, I didn't even think it was in great danger.

"All right, let's go"

First, Jen stepped into Xu (Omoro) with an accelerator.

The engine is named but the characteristics of the golem engine are flat and the torque (rotational force) does not depend on the rpm.

In addition, idling (warm-up operation) is not required, and start-up from the stop state is smooth. One lever switch also allows backward movement.

In response to the stepping in of the accelerator, the prototype car slowly ran out. Small special vehicles at work… Jen, who has also been made to drive "Turley" etc., was able to drive quite dangerously.

"All right, me too."

I saw that. Reinhardt steps in the accelerator too...... but he stepped in a little too hard.

Reinhardt's prototype car rolled up the soil and accelerated at once.

"Ugh, wow!

Its acceleration reduced the force to step on the accelerator by pushing the body against the seat, and Reinhardt managed to regain control.

"Ugh, surprised"

Elsa was no less surprised to see how it was going.

"Brother Rai, be more careful!

Reinhardt waved bitterly at his cousin, who rarely called attention out loud.

"Uh, if you're not used to it, it's dangerous."

Jen will think of measures. The idea is that the accelerator response (response) is too good.

"Fluid clutch…?"

The torque converter is this developmental type and is used for automatic cars, etc.

"But I don't really know the structure..."

Practical is going to be difficult if you don't get in from the prototype. So I come up with another proposal.

"Control... Right"

Jen thought, instead of the accelerator stepping in and engine output being proportional, lower output when stepping in less, and when stepping in more, why not try to increase the output properly.

The volume of the audio is close to this. The resistance value is changed in 'logarithmic change' rather than in a straight line, so that the ear of the listener feels a smooth volume change.

All you have to do is squeeze the control core a little bit, so it will be over soon.

It is a measure for now. Jen thought that we should experiment with the optimal value later and ask for it.

"Reinhardt, this time it should be a little easier to ride"

"Oh, wow."

Now it is Reinhardt, who was sometimes cautious and was able to set off dangerously.

Then for fifteen minutes, Jen, as well as Reinhardt, was proficient in driving. Anyway, it's quick to get used to because it's about the maneuverability of the amusement park go-kart.

"Elsa, do you want to ride?

"Mmm."

Jen, who had circled the vestibule, invited Elsa. Elsa joyfully boarding. But.

"... Huh?

……

Elsa tried to get in the driver's seat.

"You want to drive, try?

"Yeah."

Speaking of which, Jen gave up his cockpit when he remembered the old days when he also served as a pilot in the golem boat competition at Potlock.

"Thanks"

Elsa's knowledge also includes acceleration with accelerators and deceleration with brakes. There is about a foundation for driving an automobile, such as turning left or right with a handle.

"Don't step too far on the accelerator."

With Jen's advice alone, Elsa made it easy to drive and show the automobile.

"You're better than me."

What is Reinhardt's line.

"You've just been in a boat race."

Does that mean you remember something like acceleration and deceleration tricks in your body, Jen thought?

Rapid operation of these machines is basically strictly prohibited. I guess that means Elsa knew about those additions and subtractions.

"Shall we also build a small car dedicated to Elsa?"

"Oh, you're gonna make it?

Elsa looked surprised and then smiled happily. I guess he still likes vehicles.

"Oh."

What Jen is thinking is light cars. I mean, there's four of us.

If the six-passenger car made this time was a regular car, Jen thought that the light car would have four passengers.

And this is the basis for the automotive standards that follow.