The mini drill flexible shank operates through a sophisticated mechanism that transmits torque via a multi-strand wire cable core, surrounded by two helical layers of steel wire. The torque is delivered by tension in one of the helical layers, depending on the direction of rotation. This design allows for pliable energy transfer, making it effective for various applications. For further technical details, refer to the relevant patents on flexible shafts.
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Which one of those patents apply to a drill extender? Most seem to be for surgical instruments...Lnewqban said:
I believed I had posted a link for a moto-tool flexible shaft instead.berkeman said:Which one of those patents apply to a drill extender? Most seem to be for surgical instruments...