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But there is a possibly better use for them:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=389858653
Combine multiple powered cogs to form an engine which can create larger forces than any single building block could.
With 4 powered cogs, you can create enough force to break a wooden bar instantly.
Not wheels, though, unless I'm missing something.
...I may well be missing something. Seriously, though, how I saw it: you can't have wheels and cogs at the same time - you can't drive a wheel with a chain of cogs because the last cog has to be on the same level as the wheel, and because the cogs are bigger than the wheels that won't work. My first thought was some kind of mechanical arms that moved up and down as the "vehicle" moved forward, but as far as I can tell that's not possible (not possible to have it driven by cogs, I mean).
Believe me, I'll be happy if someone points out I have missed something/I'm being dumb! Or even if I'm not being dumb I can still see how you could do a ton of static machines using the cogs in the sandbox all the same, and that's cool. Just saying, OP is not the only one thinking "But how do I do X with them?".
And the adition of large and small cogs.
However, I don't see how they are of any use yet. What's missing most in this context, is a toothed rack. With that, many of the constructions simplyfy as a stack of pistons can simply be replace by a long toothed rack which is driven by a single cog.
Possibly even "ammunition" consisting of toothed racks, a bomb at the tip, which is then driven out by force.
That, and a fixed(!!!) cog which can also be mounted on a hinge, so you can use it to drive the hinge with huge force.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=389972822
Keep in mind that the powered cogs have virtually no force limit, so they WILL break your machine when forced into impossible positions.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=416857576
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=416861503
Cogs are useful to change the axis of rotation or to translate it elsewhere.