Transfering power to a pulley attached to a rod

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Eugene R demonstrates a pulley system where only the pulley spins while power is transferred through a rod. The design involves a working rod housed within a bushing for mechanical alignment. The pulley is intended to be welded or mechanically fixed to the inner rod to ensure proper functionality. The discussion focuses on the mechanics of achieving this setup effectively. Understanding the alignment and attachment methods is crucial for successful fabrication of a similar pulley system.
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The working rod is inside of a bushing which provides the required mechanical alignment.
The pulley will be welded or mechanically fixed to the inner, spinning rod.
 
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