Gripping gears
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These intricate gears interlock and revolve around one another, yet lack the defining features of a traditional gear system - axles and frames. This version boasts "pass-through" holes, which enable a solid object (such as a screwdriver) to traverse between the gears with ease. To fabricate these intricate mechanisms, you will need to print four copies of each of the files. Two of each file are secured together using standard M3 nuts and bolts, ultimately forming each gear. This design is a collaborative effort between myself and Sabetta Matsumoto, with Will Segerman also making significant contributions. I extend my gratitude to ICERM (https://icerm.brown.edu) for their hospitality during the development of this design.
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