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Topic	Date	User
Cam failure discussion	23-Apr-2015 At 10:47:25 PM	jezza
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So looking at the maths in this - http://www.totemcams.com/files/galeria/files/IndarEbazpena.pdf A cam in a flared crack is as likely to hold as a cam in a parallel crack (ie requires same amount of friction for given downwards force) .... - although the forces on the axel/rock can be much, much greater depending on flare angle, potentially leading to drama - if things start to get really flared, the cam might 'roll over' I guess, and then you're hosed That doesn't seem very intuitive. Maybe I am not looking at the maths correctly.

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