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Re: Gears in Inventor

another way to do this that i have found that works is to make a cylinder the size of the gear then create a new sketch on the surface perpendicular to the gear surface. Draw 1 tooth and do a circular pattern to the radius of the cylinder then extrude that away. Poof you have a gear.
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Re: Gears in Inventor

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=27622
This may be useful (it's about cutting gears, but the CAD principles are the same).
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Re: Gears in Inventor

Thank you all for your help. I don't actually plan on using it to make my own gears, but I'm just a nut when it comes to precision and accuracy in anything like this I create. Again, thanks for all your help and I'll get back to you on how it worked out.
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Re: Gears in Inventor

Here are some gears for the downloading.

http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/Parts/PowerTransmission/

Martin Spur Gears 169 sizes
14.5 and 20 degree Pressure angle
http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/Parts...Spur Gears.zip

I have downloaded the gears from the link above and they seemed to work great for me. All the gears in our transmission are from Martin. But I found this link after I had already created gears. Phil Dolan from Autodesk told me about the link, I also noticed Dez mentioned it.

The best thing you can do is find a spec sheet on the gears you need to create!
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