GearHeads Forum

Hi:

  Yeah, I hear you. I think everyone deserves a responce, and we try to always answer. Its what
killed me at Mach3, there I got over a hundred a day, this place is nice and quiet. Some days I can
hear the crickets chirping over there in the corner where the old rusty gears are stored.

      Ill give the idea some thought. The Geneva gears do that already, but their constrained, normal
gears have a bit of an issue if you do that.. but you never know...

Art

   

Sorry yes only a few teeth.

Art you are very respectable, being in IT no one replies and cares as much as you.

I guess that's how people really make a difference. Thank you for your life lessons. (Not at all trying to make my simple suggestions rise in priority) 

Hi:

You mean all teeth removed..or only some?

Art

I was hoping to see the ability to simulate circular gears with removed teeth

I already ordered my P510 Bronze for the gears

MarkG wrote: Involuted would be preferred, I would assume this could only be cut with a fourth axis or 3D printed.

Does that mean 'like involute bevel gears' or something else?

Ill give it some thought as to how it could be implemented and see where it leads.

Art

Involuted would be preferred, I would assume this could only be cut with a fourth axis or 3D printed.

Hi Mark:

>>Any thoughts on supportin g crown gears:

  Tell you what, describe how you'd like a crown gear to look. There are a few possibilities.. involuted ( which would be hard to make as that would basically be a 90 degree bevel, or teeth to run on pins? Perhaps the triangular ones we sometimes see? Im up for adding that as a subtype of one gear or another ..

Art

when you fire out the next version of the 3D scanner chuck it my way please I will test it to death

Any thoughts on supporting crown gears: