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7 Comments
Zawashsays...*obscure, *geek
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Geek, Obscure) - requested by Zawash.
zorsays...I like this but I deduct points because the planetary helical gears aren't even meshing teeth with the inside of the large gears. They're just rolling along...
Retroboysays...When I was in Grade 6 at the very end of spring semester, I'm damned sure one of these fuckers was in the classroom clock.
newtboyjokingly says...They left one in the clock during my 6th grade summer school too.
When I was in Grade 6 at the very end of spring semester, I'm damned sure one of these fuckers was in the classroom clock.
Franskysays...He would have a better demonstration if he used a cordless drill in place of the crank handle. It would lose the wobbly-ness of the action
iauisays...Ahhh, but that's part of the beauty of the thing. The grinder gears, as they're called, are just one outer ring of n gears and one inner ring of n-1 gears. The pressure of the planetary gear causes rotation of the grinder gear by meshing one notch over each full rotation. It's an incredible increasing of the gear ratio. I believe in the video he says 1 : 17,000.
I like this but I deduct points because the planetary helical gears aren't even meshing teeth with the inside of the large gears. They're just rolling along...
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