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I want a joint that can be flexed in two directions at right angles to
each other. In principle I could do this using two hinges with one plate of one hinge fixed at right angles to one plate of the other. Is there a 'ready made' piece of hardware that can do this? If so, what is it called? I don't want a ball joint because movement in all directions isn't necessary and a ball joint generally won't allow 90 degrees (or more) of flexion like a hinge. The device I want would allow me to fix a bar to a surface and swing it 180 degrees in two planes (at 90 degrees to each other). -- Chris Green · |
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