Yes, there is no mechanical or mathematical reason why it can work. The $64 question is how well it will work

No I’m a grunt, a blue collar worker, unused cannon fodder, who is self taught. Ever since I was kid I have been fixing mechanical things to survive, btw I’m the first man in the history of mankind to figure this out. I bet your grandpa can’t say that.

I did try but my first attempts showed my skill and knowledge of machining were lacking, also the inexpensive machinery I had, worked against me. My first attempts I did make proof of concepts, they worked but the transition between gear ratios was not smooth. In other words not a marketable solution. Eventually the milling machine that I bought new seized up due to lack of grease of its main spindle bearing at time of its manufacture. It was about this time the solution came to me after close to a decade of trying to understand the characteristics of this inorganic material of metal and more specifically steel. I also realized folks with proper tools and skilled in their trade needed to bring this invention to the real world.

I have consulted IP lawyers, a couple of mechanical engineers, and multiple machinery companies to get an idea of cost and process involved.

I’ve also operated my own contracting company so I have experience dealing with legal regulations, engineers, architects, trades, employees, and clients.

All money raised will go to financing this adventure. I have no debts, and own my own home.