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 While we're on the topic of games... there have to be some people who'd be interested in a good round of FIRST ROBOTICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:p :yikes: :D :rolleyes: - Leav [more] |
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17-12-2003, 16:47
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Re: Engaging Gears Perpendicular to Shaft Direction?
I have often wondered this, although never mentioned it for the reasons you listed above. I have a toy, which uses some demented form of miter gears in a shifting transmission( i think they call them crown gears. Legos have them too.) Anyway it looks like this:
 Please excuse the paint art. This design is probaby impractical for a number of reasons, but none the less i think its interesting. It inspired this:  Its probably still impractical but whatever. |
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