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LEONARDO: BALL-BEARINGS. Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, c1495, of roller- and ball-bearings

LEONARDO: BALL-BEARINGS. Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, c1495, of roller- and ball-bearings


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LEONARDO: BALL-BEARINGS. Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, c1495, of roller- and ball-bearings

LEONARDO: BALL-BEARINGS.
Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, c1495, of roller- and ball-bearings sustaining a vertical axle, an attempt to solve problems of friction in machinery

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This print showcases a remarkable drawing by the genius Leonardo da Vinci, dating back to around 1495. In this intricate artwork, da Vinci explores the concept of ball-bearings as a solution to minimize friction in machinery. The drawing depicts roller- and ball-bearings supporting a vertical axle, exemplifying his innovative ideas and mechanical prowess. Leonardo's fascination with invention and engineering is evident in this piece, as he sought to revolutionize the way machines functioned during the Renaissance era. His meticulous attention to detail is apparent through his precise handwriting accompanying the illustration. The significance of this drawing lies not only in its historical context but also in its timeless relevance. It serves as a testament to Leonardo's forward-thinking mindset and his relentless pursuit of knowledge across various disciplines. It is important to note that this particular artwork predates any commercial use or association with modern-day companies utilizing ball bearings for industrial purposes. Instead, it represents an idea born out of Leonardo's insatiable curiosity about mechanics and his desire to overcome challenges posed by friction. As we gaze upon this extraordinary print, we are reminded of Leonardo da Vinci's indelible mark on history—a visionary whose inventions continue to inspire generations even today.

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