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	Comments on: Class Notes, 15 Feb, 2022	</title>
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		By: Jet Townsend		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[So, I watched these all when they were first released.  I went back to see where I learned the most, and it was the first podcast on chains.  I&#039;ve used chains for decades on bicycles, motorcycles, 3d printers, and machine tools, but it was basically &quot;cut and paste&quot;.  I&#039;d never really thought about using them in my own, new designs.
Before watching this podcast I&#039;d have just used string-and-pulley mechanisms and hoped for the best.  Now I can see where using a chain, sprockets, and motors, would make for a much more controlled interaction.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So, I watched these all when they were first released.  I went back to see where I learned the most, and it was the first podcast on chains.  I&#8217;ve used chains for decades on bicycles, motorcycles, 3d printers, and machine tools, but it was basically &#8220;cut and paste&#8221;.  I&#8217;d never really thought about using them in my own, new designs.<br />
Before watching this podcast I&#8217;d have just used string-and-pulley mechanisms and hoped for the best.  Now I can see where using a chain, sprockets, and motors, would make for a much more controlled interaction.</p>
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