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Achieving desired epicyclic ratios
I really appreciate the help. Eromlignod, this is exactly what I'm looking for. And the reason I'm running into trouble is because 832/100 is just too big. I'm really trying to keep the teeth below 300 in order to keep the orrery from being gigantic. I was looking for a method to discover the...- zachalbert
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Achieving desired epicyclic ratios
Greetings. I have a job I'm working on for building a mechanical orrery. I'm a 3d modeler normally tasked with less technical jobs, so I thought I'd ask for some good web or print resources to help with my question: I've been crash-studying epicyclic trains but a brick wall I keep running up...- zachalbert
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