A 10:1 Transmission - using Treads

Hi,
a 10:1 transmission is really useful when it comes to counters or clocks. here's an unusual approach, which can actually keep up with the usual solutions.
Enjoy watching,
2in1
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Links:
Inspiration: • Lego Technic Cyclomorp...
Rebrickable (part list and .io file):
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-154652
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-154654
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Building
1:31 Showcase
2:21 1000:1 Transmission
2:51 Thanks for watching!
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#lego #technic #gearbox #tread #mechanism

[@in1]

Small build today, because I'm on vacation right now. Enjoy watching!

[@user-sd9nw3bu5r]

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[@mig-21interceptor62]

Still sick man

[@flopperdacat]

I always love seeing new Lego mechanisms

[@legostrong8630]

Amazing mechanism!

[@aurorajunior6328]

This Guy never sesis To Blow Me Away with his Creativity

[@maartnnn0507]

This is amazingly clever! I've been dabbling in lego clocks, would be interesting to experiment with the ratios on this concept! Never seen it before, thanks for sharing!

[@hollt693]

So you've essentially created a sort of inside-out strain wave gearing? That's absolutely genius!
Damn, now I want to design a 3D printable version based on that concept, which of course I don't have time to be doing. Ugh, TH-cam is too inspiring!
Edit: Or I could make something like this with bike sprockets and stacked roller chain...

[@SantiagoOntanonVillar]

Oh, this one is really cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@heho1]

Another smart idea! Thanks for sharing!🙂

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

Brilliant.

[@SlingnutSeedlings]

Makes me think of cycloidal drives, which is pretty cool

[@in1]

They kind of are cycloidal drives, but the outside wobbles around the inside instead

[@katzmikehd]

Wow genial

[@Korn-kg5np]

That’s wild

[@jojojojovlak2510]

But IS IT 10times powerfull?

[@in1]

There's probably some kind of loss, but it's actually more powerful than I expected, I'd guess like 7x the motor's strength

[@mateuszalexanderreyta2501]

hooray 500 likes :)

[@djplays2157]

Isn't that sth like a cycloadial gearbox or sth

[@in1]

Yeah, but more like the reverse of that. Not the inner gear ring changes shape, but the outer one

[@scrambledeggs7821]

J

[@viljarsletteberg]

early!!!

[@mightyy_6189]

You got more talent than you thing. keep going!

[@spinosaurr]

Tonk

[@dang-x3n0t1ct]

This is just weird looking strain wave drive

[@in1]

Yeah, the difference is just that the outer ring 'wobbles' insetead of the inner one