3D-printed, rubber-band-powered gearbox

3D Printing & Imaging
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Michael Curry of Kansas City, MO, designed and printed this sweet gearbox for the rubber band challenge on Thingiverse. Brilliant! [Via the Thingiverse blog]

2 thoughts on “3D-printed, rubber-band-powered gearbox

  1. MadRat says:

    It looks like the beginning of a mechanical clock.

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