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A 3D printed angular transmission
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He just made something less efficient and more likely to fall apart than 45° gears.

This timelapse sequence shows how critical naval and aviation parts like a 900 mm diameter three-blade propeller or an aerospace propeller tank are 3D printed in stainless steel

I understand how it works, but my brain refuses to accept that it's real

A 152-piece 3D printed electric turboprop model with variable pitch propellers.

Smooth af...

What's the friction ratios and max torque vs bevelled gears?

bro why does that trigger something in my brain like joy i need this asap 🤓🤣

There are possibilities there

thats hypnotic 😍

Maintenance nightmare. Just use bevel gears for angled transmission

This is way better than fidgets 😂😂

Cool!

@Dudechillkar @Tech_build_

Its an Infinite energy device

Where can I get STL file for that angular transmission?? Would love to make this in school

al final todas las cosas que se imprimen en 3d no sirven para una mierda

so, its just two gears but more complicated(?)

When you see how this things work, the simple concept is mind blowing

Flexibility in transmissions.

Cool design, but how practical is it for real-world applications? Durability seems questionable.

@AtobateleV

Wow

I once saw someone build this out of Legos and I was blown away. The fact that so many simple machines can work so effortlessly while being so beautiful really does remind me of how brilliant humans are sometimes. Where would I use something like this, outside car engines?

I need itt Give mee

Cool

Amazing to see 3D printing bringing complex mechanical designs to life! 🔧✨

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Wow

Wow

Wow

So cool!

dang

