These post is fascinating!
The images.....on point!👌

Now if these kind of information was added to the theories we are bombarded with in school, we would have been great Engineers already that the world seeks.

I love how you described the rotation relation between the gears. Another thing worth noting is that because the driven gear is much larger than the driving gear, the machine provides greater torque at the detriment of speed. This is a good thing as torque is what is required and not speed.

The dead weight is simple but innovative, I swear down. It reminds me of how we press down a hand saw when we apply an oscillating force on it. The dead weight is a representation of this "hand" and it also provides dynamic balancing.

Awesome one sir!
Respect!

I wish steemit made provisions for bookmarking posts, this would have been bookmarked already!

Cheers!😎