Gearless Power Transmission System

The Gearless Power Transmission System is a basic mechanical model that shows how two shafts can turn together without gears. The mechanism has a set of cranks and links that are at right angles to each other. When you turn the handle, the motion from the input shaft is smoothly and continuously sent to the output shaft without any direct contact between the gears.

The whole thing is held up by a strong metal frame that keeps it stable while it runs. Bearings hold the shafts in place so they can move around with little resistance. The system makes almost no noise, needs very little maintenance, and lasts longer because it doesn't have any gears. There is no issue with tooth wear or backlash, which are common in older gear drives.

NOTE: The picture is only meant to show what it looks like. The final product's size may be slightly 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 appealing as the picture since it's just for the student project.