This is fantastic! It is a black hole though. I've already spent more time
there than I intended.

I have some paper works on this topic, such as "Ingenious Mechanisms" edite=
d
by Franklin D. Jones. However, seeing them in action is far better. My
favorite volume is "The Various and Ingenious Machines of Agostino Ramelli.=
"
Written in the 16th century it displays some very remarkable technology, or
in some cases, very ingenious application of very simple technology.

Allen

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> Russell,
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> Black hole warning !
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> An amazing collection of
> 3D animated mechanisms of all kinds  - including some
> that I'll bet you have never seen:
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> https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=3DUUli_RJkGWfZvw4IlDLHNCQg
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> Note the Load More button at the bottom of the list  - there are around
> 1300 of
> these videos !
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> They were done by a retired Vietnamese mechanical engineer.
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> Remarkable and deserving of wide exposure.
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