Draw/Simulate Gears in Browser

[Andrew Schreiber]

Just a random thing I got linked to today that I thought might be of some value to teaching students gear ratios.

http://www.gearsket.ch

And it's open source https://github.com/frankleenaars/gearsketch

[Akash Rastogi]

Great, another way for me to waste time on the computer. THANKS Andrew. :P

This thing is super fun to play with!

[CalTran]

Annnddd suddenly, I'm using my new computer to play with gears online.

[Andrew Lawrence]

http://i.imgur.com/HTR0VgR.png

[jman4747]

YES....

[Nemo]

Thanks for posting this. I'll make use of this in school.

[Andrew Schreiber]

Thanks for posting this. I'll make use of this in school.

That was the hope :)

[Ernst]

Is this what Dean uses to design his clocks/trophies?

YES....

You might want to add an idler or 20.

[OWilliamson]

YES....

And here I thought I was cool, making a gear go really slow...

[Boe]

im gonna procrastinate so much with this...

[OWilliamson]

im gonna procrastinate so much with this...

I already have procrastinated way too much with this thing :)

[safiq10]

Thanks this is going to hopefully help a lot

[vinnie]

It appears that the original site went down (too many CDers using it perhaps? :D ) so I mirrored it on my own server at http://socaldevs.com/gearsketch
The only difference is that I added a link to the open source license according to the terms of redistribution included with the license.
Enjoy :)

[Walter Deitzler]

Here is 3397's!