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bending elements

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Good morning I would do so but I do not know if it is right as a procedure, I the blades of the circular saw always I saw them flat never angled as you explained. I would do that.

1)I would draw a cylinder with diameter and disc thickness
2)I would take the cylinder face as a reference plan and draw the tooth profile and extrude it for the disc thickness.
3)At the end round complete horn and all teeth will be in place.

to have a mark blade like those you find on the market I would download a datasheet of a blade and there I would prendre all data. I don't know if I'm not clear. for anything available.

I also designed it but I don't know how to post it in the forum I send it to you for pvt?
 
Here we see if I can do this... It's very spartan and fast as what...
 

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you just need to identify the angles you see in the picture.
after which you revenues the tooth compartment and reproduce it as already described.

Hi.
 

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No excuse, I've been wrong. .

I can make the teeth.

the bending that serves me must go out of the plan generated by the disk!

by looking at the profile (see the foil) the teeth must descend - or climb -!

In plain words, imagine putting the circular blade on a table, letting the teeth protrude right and hammer them until bending them or compared to the tangent to the circumference or possibly bending them compared to 45°.
then of what should be be bent, if by 30, 45° or 90° - orthogonally on the plane - it does not matter, then rule it!
 
I'll explain another alternative technique and maybe that's what happens to you:

1) Create disc cylinder
2) create a point that goes up
3) create a plane per point and corners
4) from there create the tooth profile

for me this saw will cut little or nothing the blade to make a net cut must have a straight profile otherwise it would create tears to the material you go to cut. . personal consideration maybe is a c...to mega galactic that I said....
 
No, but it's not a saw.

The idea started with a circular saw but actually I need to create a sort of circle, like a mecanum wheel!
 
So you are rightly advising me to create a new tangent angled plane to the cylinder, from there I make the tooth profile and then the fitting!

You've done my day! :
 
first you talked about circular saw and not me, you also attached the image of a wooden cutting disc, for the last answer I do not know if it is sarcastic, I tried to help you, patience if it was not accepted of good degree... .
 
No no, I know I talked about saw, in fact you didn't do anything wrong in answering me, only because you told me that it doesn't cut, I told you I don't need to cut, but I need some kind of wheel, only I didn't know how to explain myself better!

Besides, it's not sarcastic as an answer, you really did! I'm sorry that an overly kind response is taken for sarcastics. . .
 
I was joking.....:-) if you need anything to contact me in my little one I can be useful to you.... good luck for your project....
 
:angry:

I think I'm going to get in touch with you anyway, because in less than 12 hours you already took a big problem!

Don't you know where it's appropriate to show up?
 
Attached there is the file as I got out until now - I followed the advice of joshua using a new sloping plan of 45° - only that when I try to reconnect I can not eliminate those horrid areas visible in the red circles, in short I need a continuity that is evident there, there is no!
 

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for now I have solved by creating another floor using as "two lines" those two 4 mm pieces that form the sides of that triangle of "empty" that I would like to fill. on this floor I then designed a triangular shape combing with the section to fill and then with the "prism" function I filled everything.

but I would like to know if there is a more precise mode as well as easier to fill these spaces, a type of "agreement" between solids!
 
to collect two solids you can see if it works face to face test with that or when drawing the tilted profile you can make sure that the profile matches the profile of the second element. . .
 
Okay, that's an idea.

I thought about it, but I imagined that overlaying two solids made me mistake!

If I can try with the face to face connection!
 

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