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Hello everyone.
As per the attached image, I'm trying to generate this pair of bevel gear through the Design Accelerator in Inventor, but I'm not getting a good result.
If possible, I ask everyone's help to try to model it, to know where I am making mistakes.
Thanks in advance for your help. Thank you.
Marcos Venicio
Hello everyone.
As per the attached image, I'm trying to generate this pair of bevel gear through the Design Accelerator in Inventor, but I'm not getting a good result.
If possible, I ask everyone's help to try to model it, to know where I am making mistakes.
Thanks in advance for your help. Thank you.
Marcos Venicio
Here is a screencast of the creation of your desired bevel gears. The only thing I cannot get the gears to do is mesh. The bevel gear configuration is:
It is really interesting, the gear you are showing in you screen capture only has 16 teeth where you asked for 11 and 18 teeth, mistake? See screencast for my process. If you can use the assembly, Inventor 2019.2, just let me know.
By the way, the schematic drawing shows the gear teeth machined off flush with the face on one gear. If that is what you want, simply open up the gear and use the Split tool to trim off the teeth as per your schematic. Here is a section view with the gear trimmed off. My shafts are just there for my placement reference.
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Here is a screencast of the creation of your desired bevel gears. The only thing I cannot get the gears to do is mesh. The bevel gear configuration is:
It is really interesting, the gear you are showing in you screen capture only has 16 teeth where you asked for 11 and 18 teeth, mistake? See screencast for my process. If you can use the assembly, Inventor 2019.2, just let me know.
By the way, the schematic drawing shows the gear teeth machined off flush with the face on one gear. If that is what you want, simply open up the gear and use the Split tool to trim off the teeth as per your schematic. Here is a section view with the gear trimmed off. My shafts are just there for my placement reference.
John Hackney, Retired
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At the end of my last post, I mentioned and showed you how to cut off the gear teeth, on the one, to match your schematic. About the lousy engagement. The Design Accelerator is noted for modeling inaccurate gears, at least in the model. When you model spur gears, if you right click on the gears in the assembly, you can export a "true" tooth form for each. I do not see this same feature for bevel gears.
As far as the "Face Width" number, I do not know how this number relates to bevel gears, so I will not comment.
John Hackney, Retired
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At the end of my last post, I mentioned and showed you how to cut off the gear teeth, on the one, to match your schematic. About the lousy engagement. The Design Accelerator is noted for modeling inaccurate gears, at least in the model. When you model spur gears, if you right click on the gears in the assembly, you can export a "true" tooth form for each. I do not see this same feature for bevel gears.
As far as the "Face Width" number, I do not know how this number relates to bevel gears, so I will not comment.
John Hackney, Retired
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No problem, I was just checking if you were calculating the correct number of teeth that is why I commented.
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No problem, I was just checking if you were calculating the correct number of teeth that is why I commented.
John Hackney, Retired
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