I don’t know if there’s anything specific to read. It’s a basic mechanic of gears. They turn connected gears in the opposite direction. If the gear you’re spinning is attached to two other gears, they’ll both want to spin opposite the first gear, and the same as each other. If they’re both connected they’ll try to make each other spin opposite themselves too, which obviously can’t happen.
Well I mean yeah friction but I’m sure there’s a mathematic model of how gear systems work and you can mathematically prove that this doesn’t work, and other interesting facts about gears and two or three or more dimensions
Where do I read more a out the theory behind this?
I don’t know if there’s anything specific to read. It’s a basic mechanic of gears. They turn connected gears in the opposite direction. If the gear you’re spinning is attached to two other gears, they’ll both want to spin opposite the first gear, and the same as each other. If they’re both connected they’ll try to make each other spin opposite themselves too, which obviously can’t happen.
see Friction.
Well I mean yeah friction but I’m sure there’s a mathematic model of how gear systems work and you can mathematically prove that this doesn’t work, and other interesting facts about gears and two or three or more dimensions