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One example of a quill drive is found in a drill press where the quill allows the chuck to move up and down while still being driven. Another example of a quill drive can sometimes be found on a railroad locomotive in the connection between its traction motors and the driven wheels. The GG1 locomotive may be the most famous railroad use of a quill drive.

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