the embodiments discussed herein are merely illustrative of specific manners in which to make and use the invention and are not to be interpreted as limiting the scope of the instant invention . while the invention has been described with a certain degree of particularity , it is to be noted that many modifications may be made in the details of the invention &# 39 ; s construction and the arrangement of its components without departing from the spirit and scope of this disclosure . it is understood that the invention is not limited to the embodiments set forth herein for purposes of exemplification . continuous tubing is jointless steel or composite tubing that is spooled onto a reel or coil for transportation , storage , and deployment . it can be deployed or installed inside and concentric to a larger diameter tube . fig1 shows an exploded plan view of an overall assembly of one possible version of an assembly 10 to control rotational positioning of a continuous tube . a continuous inner tube 314 is surrounded by a larger diameter outer tube 316 . fig2 and 3 illustrate sectional views showing alternate positions taken along section line 2 - 2 of fig1 . a first cylindrical outer tube 316 has a diameter restriction 315 at its inner diameter and is attached to its inner surface . the diameter restriction 315 may be integral with the outer tube 316 or may be secured to the outer tube 316 by periodic tack welding , by fasteners passing through the outer tube 316 , or by another mechanism . a cylindrical inner tube 314 is mostly concentric with and has a smaller diameter than the outer tube 316 and resides therein . a pair of opposed elliptical lobe halves 317 surround the inner tube 314 within the outer tube 316 . the two lobe halves 317 are attached to the inner tube 314 with a series of clamps 312 . rotation of the outer tube 316 causes the diameter restriction 315 to rotate and engage the lobes 317 . once the lobes engage the diameter restriction , the diameter restriction 315 forces the inner tubing 314 with the lobes 317 to rotate or turn with the outer tube 316 . fig4 and 5 illustrate the assembly 10 with portions cut - away for clarity . the lobes 317 surround the inner tubing 314 and both of the lobes reside within the outer tube 316 . fig6 , 7 and 8 illustrate alternate views of the lobes 317 of the present invention . fig9 is a detailed view of the double lobe attachment made up of two lobe halves 317 held together by clamps 312 and fasteners , such as bolts 318 tightening the clamps onto the inner tubing ( not shown in fig6 through 9 ). the inner surface of the lobes 317 may optionally have linear grooves or roughened surfaces 319 to discourage or prevent slipping on the outer surface of the inner tube 314 . fig5 shows one preferred arrangement with the mostly concentric inner tube 314 as the affected tube having two restrictive lobes 317 of some length that are attached by clamps or other means to the inner tube . a diameter restriction 315 has a top guide 322 which provides a ramped surface installed on the inner surface of outer concentric tube 316 . guide 322 on diameter restriction 315 ensure that lobes 317 on the inner string moves to either side of the restriction 315 for further vertical movement of the inner string . a similar guide on the end of lobe 317 is also required to facilitate this desired movement . the outer tube 316 can be free standing on the bottom and top or attached to a swivel ( not shown ) or some other device allowing rotation ( free or limited ). when the outer tube 316 is sufficiently rotated , the inner tube 314 will be rotated . the number of lobes 317 on the inner concentric tube 314 can be one , two , three or more , but would be reasonably limited . they may be temporarily attached by clamps 312 ( or bolts or straps — not shown ) or permanently attached by welding . they may be permanent threaded subs or threaded connections on the inner tube 314 as well . the length of either the lobes 317 or the restriction 315 can be short , but the other must be as long as the control time or length is required . the outer tube 316 has one or more lobes 315 , diameter reducers that are temporarily or permanently attached by welds or fastener , such as screws / bolts or threaded connections to its inner diameter . alternately , two barriers can be installed and attached to the inside of the continuous outer tube 316 which will accomplish the same function but require less rotation to affect the continuous inner tube . in ordinary operation , continuous tubing cannot rotate downhole unless the full string and the surface coil or reel is rotated . alternatively , a downhole motor on the end of the continuous tubing can rotate a downhole tool , such as a drill bit or orient a downhole tool , but this is expensive and requires larger diameter sizes . one particular use of the instant invention is for directional control of an oil and gas drilling process when continuous tubing is utilized . if a short pipe section is bent and installed between the continuous tubing ( from the surface down to some depth ) and a downhole motor with a drill bit attached to the motor , then a directional hole can be drilled . in accordance with the present invention , if lobes are installed on the continuous inner tubing and run inside of an outer tubing of jointed pipe with a diameter restriction of the present invention , then rotation of the outer tubing will rotate or orient the inner continuous concentric tubing 314 . thus , if a change in drilling direction of the drill bit is desired , the outer concentric tubing is turned in the desired direction which turns the inner concentric string which turns the bent sub in the favorable desired direction . with the bent sub turned , the motor and the bit will follow into the favorable direction desired . in such directional drilling applications , only rotations of the bent sub / bit of about 10 - 20 degrees in either direction is sufficient in most cases . while one or more embodiment of this invention have been illustrated in the accompanying drawings and described above , it will be evident to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the essence of this invention . all such modifications or variations are believed to be within the sphere and scope of the invention as defined by the claims appended hereto . whereas , the present invention has been described in relation to the drawings attached hereto , it should be understood that other and further modifications , apart from those shown or suggested herein , may be made within the spirit and scope of this invention .