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01-08-2005, 03:42
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Re: pic: Demo Transmission 222
I'm wondering if a laser machine would be able to burn out some lexan (0r acrylic) gears without melting it. It doesn't have to be super precise, just functional enough for a demo box. If not, maybe a waterjet? Do you have access to either of those? With proper indexing equipment and a gear cutter you could even cut your own gears on a mill.
I'm not totally going for the friction wheel thing. I think gears would be way cooler, even if some extra work is involved. 
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