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Some guys at my hacker space cut worm "gears" a couple of days ago. The matching pinion is still missing, though.
Beveled gears may actually be possible using a rotary device with a chuck. The rotary device I built is just using rollers, though.
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As a laser cutter guy I feel slightly discriminated against.
Just laser cut it at an angle to bring it into the third dimension.
Also: bevel gears! :D
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Some guys at my hacker space cut worm "gears" a couple of days ago. The matching pinion is still missing, though.
Beveled gears may actually be possible using a rotary device with a chuck. The rotary device I built is just using rollers, though.
Are you sure? yes | no
As a laser cutter guy I feel slightly discriminated against.
Are you sure? yes | no
Just laser cut it at an angle to bring it into the third dimension.
Also: bevel gears! :D
Are you sure? yes | no