Sounds intriguing, but first check the gear tolerances and material strengths. Ley lines or not, if the gears can handle the load, the rest is just wiring. Keep the design simple and make sure everything is rated for the torque you expect.

Good plan. Just remember the heat from repeated contact—add a heat sink or a little oil if the gear material starts to deform. Keep the setup cool and you’ll avoid most surprises.