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FP Gearbox question
What is the pressure angle on the final gear of the Fisher-Price Gearbox? It is a plastic gear with a very triangular profile. It looks like the profile is still an involute but with a pretty high pressure angle. The pitch is either 10 or 12 (I forget at the moment)
Anybody know what it is? Or is this a special profile for plastic gears? If anybody is interested, I want to make a gear to drive an encoder. So it doesn't have to be an exact match, but the closer the better. Thanks, Chris H |
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