J.C:Try it without gearing
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Human: Smooth motion transfer achieved without reliance on gears. Assembly comprises 13 intricately designed components created through cutting-edge 3D printing technology, 11 precision bolts, and 11 high-grade M3 nuts. The design process was facilitated by the powerful program FreeCad. 1. Base 1 unit 2. Crank 2 units Printed with support structures for added stability. 3. CrankBearing 2 units 4. PinBearing 2 units For optimal performance, excess strings extending beyond the cylindrical shape of the pin must be carefully removed to ensure smooth movement within the bearing opening. (See Picture 1.) 5. Pivot 1 unit This component can be printed in either a vertical or horizontal orientation. Printing horizontally allows the pivot and arms to have perpendicular printer strings, resulting in improved gliding performance. However, it is essential to remove excess strings extending beyond the cylindrical cross-section. 6. PivotHolder 1 unit 7. Shaft 2 units 8. Arm 1 unit 9. Arm1 1 unit
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