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CAD gear teeth

CAD gear teeth

CAD gear teeth

(OP)
How can i draw spur gear teeth on ACAD2000

RE: CAD gear teeth

I have a lisp program to draw
gears if you are interested.
I also have some lisp programs to
simulate a hob cutting a gear.
Also have several internal shaper
and external shaper programs which
simulate a shaper cutter.
I have several acad drawings with
the basic involute for 20 degrees and
another one for 25 degrees and are
drawn on ten inch diameters.  I often
insert these into a drawing, scale them
accordling, rotate them clockwise of ccw
depending on whether I am drawing internal
or external teeth or spaces.  I then draw
in the od dia. and root dia. and trim the
profiles, mirror them, and enter a fillet
radius.  I do not know how to attach files
on this forum.  You may e-mail me at
j.geisey@juno.com and I will reply as
you wish.  Mike Bull has put out some
good information in excell spread sheet form.
I wish others were sharing as well.  You
can tell the old timers by their willingness
to share.  Happy Gearing

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