Gearless Right Angle Drive

A right-angle gearbox is one in which the input shaft and the output shaft meet at a 90o angle. This configuration allows for torque to be transmitted from one axis to a perpendicular axis-using rotation to transfer power.
Right-angle gearboxes are used in numerous types of mechanical designs, including automotive transmissions and industrial applications. Gearboxes are ideal in these settings because they are compact, efficient, reliable, and durable.

[@aurynaichi7030]

Looks legit, wonders what refinement would look like.

[@adambergendorff2702]

Excellent animation!

[@EngineOn]

Thank you

[@3dprintwiz378]

At low speeds this would be OK, but at speeds more than a thousand rpm, the vibration would destroy he mechanism.

[@creamwobbly]

As built, correct. But not if it was properly balanced. The vertical reciprocation could be balanced to reduce hammer as well.

[@hoola9224]

great I can now drive in circles

[@yogeshkura]

❤❤after long time great👍👍 work bro

[@EngineOn]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Wasim-zx9yn]

Sir which program you used for making thos video

[@Wasim-zx9yn]

You reply me please . I want to learn this program very nice program

[@Wasim-zx9yn]

Which program you used for making mechnicle video

[@danieloblinger1199]

Significant friction loss compared to gear drives.

[@aeromach2007]

Seems like a lot of parts and a lot of machining just to replace 2 simple bevel gears, doesn't it? I've built a few right angle boxes for may own use, but I would never spend that much time to do that.

[@grumpybastard5744]

Bevel gears are difficult to make and require specialised equipment. They are only "simple" if they are readily available, whereas this device can be made by anyone with a lathe.

[@aeromach2007]

@@grumpybastard5744 ,, 50-100 years ago you don't have access to an industrial supply house or if you are talking about right now, you don't have access to the internet? Really?

[@Le_Flatfish]

⁠@@aeromach2007yeah, but 50-100 years ago (and even more, 19th century) factories did have readily access to lathes. This is super easy to machine on a lathe, as it only requires a casting for the right angle and a pole for it to drive on. Way simpler for 1800’s tech than manufacturing bevel gears

[@Wasim-zx9yn]

hi

[@sydwelglobal1439]

Keeping it simple was not relevant in development of this crap!