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This is how you say "I love you" to your customers & service techs when building a product:

This is how you say "I love you" to your customers & service techs when building a product:

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Look at how cool the action is on this Sykes herringbone generator. This design allows you to cut teeth down to a sharp vee (though this part has a central groove). All of these machines use a 30° helix angle on the guide. My father used to run these back in the day, cutting gears up to 65" in diameter. From Themobilegearhead on yt:

Look at how cool the action is on this Sykes herringbone generator. This design allows you to cut teeth down to a sharp vee (though this part has a central groove). All of these machines use a 30° helix angle on the guide. My father used to run these back in the day, cutting gears up to 65" in diameter. From Themobilegearhead on yt:

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The "butterfly" flexure pivot: No moving parts. No friction. No lubrication. No wear. No backlash. High precision. High radial, axial, & transverse angular stiffness. Compatible with zero-Gs & the vacuum of space. Made out of a block of titanium via wire EDM. More than 1.4 million cycles of ± 7.5° stroke without failure. Designed at CSEM by Henein and Spanoudakis. Video footage from Christophe Yamahata.

The "butterfly" flexure pivot: No moving parts. No friction. No lubrication. No wear. No backlash. High precision. High radial, axial, & transverse angular stiffness. Compatible with zero-Gs & the vacuum of space. Made out of a block of titanium via wire EDM. More than 1.4 million cycles of ± 7.5° stroke without failure. Designed at CSEM by Henein and Spanoudakis. Video footage from Christophe Yamahata.

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Sometimes you need *just* a bit of an angle to get the job done... > angled bearing mount > 6061-T6 aluminum > clear anodized

Sometimes you need just a bit of an angle to get the job done... > angled bearing mount > 6061-T6 aluminum > clear anodized

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It might look a bit overkill, but this is actually secret, behind-the-scenes footage of how dark chocolate sprinkles are produced:

It might look a bit overkill, but this is actually secret, behind-the-scenes footage of how dark chocolate sprinkles are produced:

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Unless you're into bikes you may not have seen this style of belt before. This is a Gates Carbon Drive. It uses a central channel in the belt to keep it centered on the sprockets. The belt itself is reinforced with carbon fiber strands & strong enough to replace a chain. No maintenance, no noise, no lubrication necessary. There's a very slight hit in efficiency compared to a clean, fresh chain, but once dirt & higher power enter the picture, they prove superior in this regard. Gates offers many different sprocket designs & sizes for different applications, which is a good thing because they are not easy to machine compared to standard timing pulleys. I tried to make an off-the-shelf design work in this project, but sometimes you just have to go full custom, and that's exactly what I've done here. Can't wait to share more details of what this is when we get further along... Anyway, if you have an application that you're considering using a chain or timing belt and need a low profile setup, be sure to give this system a look over. It has many positives in its favor.

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"...a small group of scientists here has been investigating a strange new space-age metal, a nickel titanium alloy called Nitinol..." "...the Department of Energy invited the people of McDonnell-Douglas to investigate the potential for Nitinol heat engines & Nitinol power plants." Fascinating stuff. "...no one knows exactly why this machine is working because no one knows exactly why Nitinol behaves the way it does." Originally produced & aired by CNN in the 70s. Posted by Kevin Sanders on yt.

"...a small group of scientists here has been investigating a strange new space-age metal, a nickel titanium alloy called Nitinol..." "...the Department of Energy invited the people of McDonnell-Douglas to investigate the potential for Nitinol heat engines & Nitinol power plants." Fascinating stuff. "...no one knows exactly why this machine is working because no one knows exactly why Nitinol behaves the way it does." Originally produced & aired by CNN in the 70s. Posted by Kevin Sanders on yt.

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Some of the most complicated & precise machines you've ever seen produce the simplest & cheapest of parts. There's a reason molds are so expensive...

Some of the most complicated & precise machines you've ever seen produce the simplest & cheapest of parts. There's a reason molds are so expensive...

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Man, I used to think these were so cool. I still do, but I used to, too.

Man, I used to think these were so cool. I still do, but I used to, too.

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I wonder how the first person figured this process out? > grab a part that's loaded with sharp burrs > stick it in a chamber filled with gas > ignite that puppy > boom > your entire part is smoothly & accurately deburred, inside & out. Thermal deburring (also known as TEM, or explosive deburring) folks. Yet another method of making stuff smooth. I have to try it. (video clips by Extrude Hone)

I wonder how the first person figured this process out? > grab a part that's loaded with sharp burrs > stick it in a chamber filled with gas > ignite that puppy > boom > your entire part is smoothly & accurately deburred, inside & out. Thermal deburring (also known as TEM, or explosive deburring) folks. Yet another method of making stuff smooth. I have to try it. (video clips by Extrude Hone)

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"Oh hello, didn't see you there... Don't mind me... You just keep going about your day... Ok, I'll be leaving now... Ta ta..."

"Oh hello, didn't see you there... Don't mind me... You just keep going about your day... Ok, I'll be leaving now... Ta ta..."

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"One fleck could ruin this entire assembly..." This segment from "How It's Made" shows the lengths taken to keep a lens completely clean during its production.

"One fleck could ruin this entire assembly..." This segment from "How It's Made" shows the lengths taken to keep a lens completely clean during its production.

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I'm an engine fan. And a 2-stroke fan. And a crossplane V8 fan. I've always wondered what a 2-stroke crossplane V8 engine might sound like. If it's anything like this model created in the Engine Simulator (which is pretty accurate), I am so in. (video footage from Noffie @ yt)

I'm an engine fan. And a 2-stroke fan. And a crossplane V8 fan. I've always wondered what a 2-stroke crossplane V8 engine might sound like. If it's anything like this model created in the Engine Simulator (which is pretty accurate), I am so in. (video footage from Noffie @ yt)

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Stumbling upon a novel idea, even if it's not exactly new, is always exciting. Came across this virtual rolling contact joint when researching spherical rolling joints. Created by IRIM LAB KOREATECH & genius in its simplicity, this joint consists of three pivoting linkages that allows for 2 DOF in roll & pitch. They then integrated it into a robotic arm, complete with a driveshaft passing through the center. Has anyone ever used one of these designs in practice?

Stumbling upon a novel idea, even if it's not exactly new, is always exciting. Came across this virtual rolling contact joint when researching spherical rolling joints. Created by IRIM LAB KOREATECH & genius in its simplicity, this joint consists of three pivoting linkages that allows for 2 DOF in roll & pitch. They then integrated it into a robotic arm, complete with a driveshaft passing through the center. Has anyone ever used one of these designs in practice?

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"Here me out -- Play-Doh, but we mix it with diamonds, then force it through parts that people send to us for $$$." "This. Is. Gold." > actual [not actual] conversation that led to the creation of extrude honing / abrasive flow machining (video clips by Extrude Hone AFM)

"Here me out -- Play-Doh, but we mix it with diamonds, then force it through parts that people send to us for $$$." "This. Is. Gold." > actual [not actual] conversation that led to the creation of extrude honing / abrasive flow machining (video clips by Extrude Hone AFM)

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On the complete opposite end of things... If you have plastic or rubber parts, you can use liquid nitrogen or dry ice to freeze the burrs & flashing, then tumble or blast them away. All other surfaces are left pristine & clean. Cryogenic deburring. So cool. (video clips from Cold Jet Australia Pty)

On the complete opposite end of things... If you have plastic or rubber parts, you can use liquid nitrogen or dry ice to freeze the burrs & flashing, then tumble or blast them away. All other surfaces are left pristine & clean. Cryogenic deburring. So cool. (video clips from Cold Jet Australia Pty)

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A classic ode to mechanical principles. I've been an engineer for 20 years, have watched this video multiple times, & still draw inspiration from it with each viewing. I never seem to tire of elliptical & irregular gears. If you've haven't seen this, enjoy Ralph Steiner, 1930

A classic ode to mechanical principles. I've been an engineer for 20 years, have watched this video multiple times, & still draw inspiration from it with each viewing. I never seem to tire of elliptical & irregular gears. If you've haven't seen this, enjoy Ralph Steiner, 1930

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B E B O L D .

B E B O L D .

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V7? Inline 9? V11? Inline 23?? So many wild engine combos out there you never see (or hear). I rounded up some interesting (& potentially possible) inline & vee simulations in this vid. There are far crazier ones posted on yt, including rotaries, X, T, & H configurations, etc etc... (video clips from IceManV93 on yt)

V7? Inline 9? V11? Inline 23?? So many wild engine combos out there you never see (or hear). I rounded up some interesting (& potentially possible) inline & vee simulations in this vid. There are far crazier ones posted on yt, including rotaries, X, T, & H configurations, etc etc... (video clips from IceManV93 on yt)

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Levers, knobs, & detents. A tactile experience. The sounds of manual machinery. Monarch ASMR.

Levers, knobs, & detents. A tactile experience. The sounds of manual machinery. Monarch ASMR.

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