SolidWorks Tutorial, Use Cut Swept to Draw Helical Gear

[Auressi]

Thank you for sharing, it helped me to save the time

[popnstart]

Sorry, but this is not a TRUE INVOLUTE tooth profile. My uploads have the formulas and a CAD demo for EXTERNAL and INTERNAL gear teeth. Includes backlash and pressure angle procedures. BTW, you can make the videos bigger by changing the screen % value in lower right corner. I did a custom 225% to help make the icons easier to see.

[chakradaradas]

Excelente video, gracias.

[bithkits]

Your videos are great. Thank you!

[firataydineyup]

this does not make a helical gear. a gear profile makes an involute profile

[popnstart]

@firataydineyup , kudos to you that you saw that.

[joshuarey1987]

great video, thankyou i

[mortinus00]

Very fast! Nice work <3

[Gzotor]

i love you XD

[DGCAD]

Que interesante el video, pero que basura que no le pusieras audio.

[c34jsm]

great video! very cool! this is a really fun program to play with

[steveg769]

Your tooth profile is a circular arc?

[Langgengjaya]

Yes it is. I want just to give a simple profile to show for exercise. If you have a detail profile or a link, I will be glad you give me for my reference. Thanks

[6number6]

can you please talk through it bacause its difficult to see some icons and i cannot follow what you doing thanks.

[Langgengjaya]

Thanks for see my video. These steps are 1.Etx boss 2.Sketch>circle>35.06 of diameter>25 of depth 3.Extrude Boss>sketch>circle>24 of diameter>10 of depth 4.Sketch profile 5.Helix>Heigh=25 & Revolution=0.06>reverse direction>start angle of 90degree 6.Cut Swept>select "Sketch profile" & "helix path" 7.Cut extrude>circle>12 of diameter>direction at through all 8.Axis -> at concentric 9.Circular pattern>number of instance 15->feature to pattern "cut swept1" ->pattern axis. 4detailGiveMe your email