I agree the implementation isn't sound, but there's nothing wrong with the concept of a shaft passer.
As an example of why it is conceptually feasible, remember that you could computationally (or mechanically) determine when a shaft is closing in and open a gap in that particular support at the right time, maintaining ability to pass torque through all other supports.
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I agree the implementation isn't sound, but there's nothing wrong with the concept of a shaft passer.
As an example of why it is conceptually feasible, remember that you could computationally (or mechanically) determine when a shaft is closing in and open a gap in that particular support at the right time, maintaining ability to pass torque through all other supports.