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30-11-2004, 21:35
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Re: pic: Version 1.1
Arefin,
Have you considered the problem of the center gear grinding against the bottom gear? It seems to me that if you're sliding two moving gears along each other, you could potentially have a problem with grinding of the teeth. EDIT: I saw you referred to the "sheering problem". Is this what you meant? 
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