Solve the Big Task: Make Sheet Paper Screw Movement in Tube

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The discussion revolves around creating a helical movement for a sheet of paper within a rotating tube, with the goal of feeding the paper smoothly. Participants express concerns that the proposed design may lead to tearing at the entry point due to the mechanics involved. Suggestions for improvement include providing a more detailed design statement to clarify the concept. The feasibility of using additional rollers to hold the paper inside the tube is also questioned. Overall, the thread seeks innovative solutions to achieve the desired movement without damaging the paper.
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We need solve a problem, how to make screw (helical) movement of the sheet of papper inside tubular and feed. If you look at the picture A is the tube (it will be rotate), B is sheet of paper ( we need go throw tubular like screw), and C is additional rollers for holding the paper inside of tube. So it will be works ? Or have any other idea?? Thx for any solution..
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Welcome to PF, Kozlow.
I'm sorry to say it, but I can't get much out of either the picture or your question. Is the idea to twist the paper into a tube such as a paper-towel core?
If I'm following the drawing correctly, it looks to me as if it would just tear the paper at the entry point.
 
I second what Danger said. Is there any way you can provide a better, more detailed design statement?
 

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