Paper Cutting Machine using Geneva Mechanism

A paper cutting machine that uses the Geneva mechanism The Geneva Mechanism Paper Cutting Machine is a mechanical automation model that shows how the Geneva mechanism may be used to make things move at different times. It turns continuous rotational motion into a precise step-by-step motion, which lets you feed and cut paper at defined intervals.

The arrangement comprises a Geneva wheel, a chain drive, and a way to cut things. The Geneva drive moves the paper roll forward in even stages as the motor revolves. The cutter works every time it gets a feed. This makes sure that the cutting is always the same and happens automatically, so you don't have to measure or line things up by hand.

NOTE: The picture is only meant to show what it looks like. The final product's size may be a little different. The color of the input materials may also change depending on what is available, but the variation does not affect how the product works. The final product won't look as good as the picture since it's just for the student project.