Cast Iron Bevel Drive

A bevel is made in place rather than crafted whole: hold a Cast Iron Bevel Gear against a length of shaft and it consumes the gear and swaps that cell for a corner. It connects on every face, following whatever perpendicular shaft is placed against it, with no facing to choose and nothing to support it first.

See Shaft power and the flywheel.

Cast Iron Bevel Drive, isometric
Cast Iron Bevel Drive, from the northnorthCast Iron Bevel Drive, from the easteastCast Iron Bevel Drive, from the southsouthCast Iron Bevel Drive, from the westwestCast Iron Bevel Drive, the top (up)top
Cast Iron Bevel Drive, isometric.