Hobson's Angular Joint(Hobson's Angular Coupling)
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from the 19th century that transmits rotational motion between two shafts positioned at a 90-degree angle — without using any gears. The mechanism uses several L-shaped rods bent at right angles. As the input shaft rotates, these rods slide back and forth through holes in both shafts, transferring..
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from the 19th century that transmits rotational motion between two shafts positioned at a 90-degree angle — without using any gears. The mechanism uses several L-shaped rods bent at right angles. As the input shaft rotates, these rods slide back and forth through holes in both shafts, transferring rotational motion to the output shaft. Despite its unusual appearance and seemingly complex movement, the mechanism provides continuous rotation at a constant speed. This 3D-printed model demonstrates the ingenious mechanical principles behind this historical invention. It is a great example of how simple components can produce surprisingly sophisticated motion. Watch the video to see the mechanism in action! YouTube Demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAkto-USaec
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