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Re: Cutting Tetrix gears
I'm going down the gear cutting rabbit hole... I've been watching some of the Sandvik InvoMilling videos. Cool stuff for sure! Here's a simple spur gear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDf0lEN3ekg Poking around Sandvik's site I found the CoroMill 171 which can do "Gear module range: 0.8–3 mm (DP 31.750–8.467)"... which got me thinking about how cool would it be to do it all with one cutter. Then I wondered about how to program it. Sandvik had a link to Euklid GearCam. It looks cool and spendy. I'm sure the Coromill isn't cheap either. http://www.euklid-cadcam.com/en/soft...vomilling.html Then I happened across this video of Wilfried Smekens cutting gears with a slitting saw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI27vSoxCeo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWdBunio5aI He posted his "Involute spur gear free gcode wizard using O codes" source in the comments of the first video. I assume it runs in LinuxCNC. I wonder if I can make it work with the Centroid? I'll have to study it some more. Now I'm intrigued. I think we could do this. We have a 4th axis on the Centroid CNC at the school. This would be a perfect use in the fall. ![]() |
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