The mount of the Hundy Articulator II

Well, let's try to mount the lower jaw model. Then, let's try to make it do a lateral movement.

4) Lower jaw model mount ; The front view.

(A-4)	(B-4)	(C-4)

5) Lower jaw model mount ; The right side view.

(A-5)	(B-5)	(C-5)

6) Lower jaw model mount ; The left side view.

(A-6)	(B-6)	(C-6)

7) The right lateral movement

(A-7)	(B-7)	(C-7)

8) Inside the mouth of the right lateral movement

9) The left lateral movement

(A-9)	(B-9)	(C-9)

10) Inside the mouth of the left lateral movement

Why do you think this phenomenon happens?
As for it, with the Articulator, won't it be because the influence of the incisal path is greatly taken more than the influence of the condyle path?
In other words, as for the crown and bridge which mounted in the method of A or B and which was prepared, it is understood that the danger that interference is started at the time of the lateral movement when it goes into the mouth is very big.