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One way/locking mechanism without springs or flexible members
A simple weighted ratchet fulfills your specification. Gravity is the "symmetry breaker" in that case. So what else do you implicitly assume that excludes a ratchet?
And: Your plunger thing does not …
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How could I get the coordinates of the circumscribed circle giving the 3 points coords?
Solve the following four equations; here, A, B and C are the 3D-vectors of your three points. M is the center of the circle (what you are looking for), r is its unknown radius. x means "vector product …
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