Thread: Swerve Drive Concept
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Re: Swerve Drive Concept
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Originally Posted by Navid Shafa View Post
Well then, check my video out :

Bevel Gear Tube Drive

I was asked to cut these high quality bevel gears, for the exact purpose to show that with today's machining capabilities, you don't have to be a gear manufacturer to produce high quality bevel gears.

Several of these displays are travelling to Trade-shows and Expos, to highlight the capabilities of the OMAX Waterjet's:

"A-Jet"
A-Jet Demonstration Video


I <3 my job
This is unbelievably cool. I assume you cut the bevel gears on a multi-axis head waterjet?
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