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    May 26, 2011, 11:30 PM
    How can we Stabilize shafts using the idea of friction and wedge?
    How can we Stabilize shafts using the idea of friction and wedge?That's all our prof told us.we have a shaft we want to stabilize it by wedge and friction I have nothing else to add.

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