pic: Version 1.2

RogerR · #1 02-12-2004, 21:30

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Originally Posted by Arefin Bari

nope the gears doesnt conflict. I have spaced it to have enough room for shifting.

are you sure? (refer to attached pic) it would appear that when you attempt to engage gears 1 and 2, gear 3 would try to mesh with gear 4. unless gear 3 has the same number of teeth and PD as the gear next to it (the one that is engaging gear 4 in the pic), then gears 3 and 4 will be unable to mesh, which would in turn stop gears 1 and 2 from engaging.

henryBsick · #2 02-12-2004, 21:37

Looks good,
Only thing would be the forementioned cylinder placement and possibly a bigger gear on the CIM shaft to give the space requierd between the body of the CIM and the gear on the 1st shaft to move the motor to the other side of the plate.
Keep it rockin Arefin

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Arefin Bari · #3 02-12-2004, 21:53

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Originally Posted by RogerR

are you sure? (refer to attached pic) it would appear that when you attempt to engage gears 1 and 2, gear 3 would try to mesh with gear 4. unless gear 3 has the same number of teeth and PD as the gear next to it (the one that is engaging gear 4 in the pic), then gears 3 and 4 will be unable to mesh, which would in turn stop gears 1 and 2 from engaging.

exactly right... i am going to work on it right now... thanks.

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