1. Sep 3, 2012 #1

   ketamynx

   

   
   
   This device was in a documentary on Discovery last year. At least that I can recall.
   Does it have a name?

    

   ketamynx, Sep 3, 2012
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3. Sep 3, 2012 #2

   etudiant

   

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   The idea seems very much like a pantograph such as here:
   http://www.acmetools.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10052&catalogId=10101&productId=3074457345616770525&itemId=3074457345616770533&cm_mmc_o=2BF5zyblBE*mbfwl*mbETkwdwwp*PbET [Broken]
   but the illustration with the differential gearbox is of a much more sophisticated device, which probably has a distinct name.

    

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   etudiant, Sep 3, 2012
4. Sep 4, 2012 #3

   ketamynx

   

   Thank you very much yes, that exactly what it is.
   There is no differential gearbox. I misunderstood the whole device and its principle of operation. :D
   
   Thanks again.

    

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   ketamynx, Sep 4, 2012
5. Sep 9, 2012 #4

   homedoc

   

   This is a jeweller's engraving machine

    

   homedoc, Sep 9, 2012

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