POLAND / WIELKOPOLSKA / HISTORIC ENGINEERING

KOŹLAK / M–01

The post windmill: an entire mill that turns to face the wind.

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DRAG TO ORBIT · SCROLL TO ZOOM · CLICK A PART TO INSPECT
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01 / FIELD NOTESCULTURAL HERITAGE MODEL

A mill that turns as a whole

Unlike tower mills, a traditional Polish koźlak rotates its entire timber body around a fixed central post. Explore the frame, sails and enclosed machinery to understand its construction.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Explore KOŹLAK / M–01

Drag the object to orbit; scroll or pinch to zoom. Choose a component below the viewer to highlight it. Rotate the body to face the incoming wind, set sail coverage, and engage the stones to observe the linked gearing.

Historical inspiration: Polish koźlak post mills, especially Wielkopolska. Detailed dimensions and power response are interpretive reconstructions.

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