CHAIN REACTION SNACK MACHINE SERVES TREATS WITH STYLE<br />WITH PIX AND VID<br />By Shuk Yee Tsang<br />This man has built the ultimate snack-serving contraption in a chain reaction machine that delivers five different treats in one mesmerising run.<br />Steven Price, from Michigan, USA, who runs Sprice Machines, created is a fully functioning “snack delivery machine” that drops popcorn, gummy worms, chips, a granola bar, and even a parachuting chocolate bar into a cart that rolls across a table.<br />The sequence begins with a marble triggering a popcorn container before a series of spinning, flipping, and tumbling mechanisms activate to perfectly time each snack release.<br />At the end, the cart hits a bell to signal the order has arrived.<br />Steven explained that he designed the setup to be as practical as it is entertaining, mounting it on a bamboo-topped adjustable table strong enough to lift 352 pounds and fitted with quiet motors and programmable height controls.<br />His viewers was in awe from his inventions.<br />Steven said: " I actually just finished my snack delivery machine and it’s going to select and deliver five snacks to the other side of the table.<br />"It all starts with a marble popping into the popcorn container, which dumps across the aisle. <br />"The Lazy Susan spins until the popcorn package rotates into position to slide into the cart.<br />“The cart continues, and a finger drops the gummy worms in. Later, a tray flips up to throw a bag of chips.<br />" At the final stop, a lever releases a granola bar, and a chocolate parachutes into the cart.<br />“The cart hits a bell to let you know when your snacks have arrived.<br />“I can even reset the machine while standing and then lower it without accidentally triggering it.<br />"Working at a comfortable height reduces stress on my body and is better for concentration and creativity.”<br />END
