conical couple gears

[Tarkus]

Hello everyone,:smile:
someone knows where to download gears to conical couple m1.5 r 1:4
with z 16/64?
builds them, e.g. the lamp but does not have the download,
on other sites I found the ratio up to 1:3 or on solidcomponents, the teething z 15/60...... .
thanks to those who give me a tip.:biggrin:

 

[davide75]

Sorry design accelerator doesn't? ?

 

[Tarkus]

Sorry design accelerator doesn't? ?

Yes, but I was looking for models already complete with hub, disc thickness and other, as from commercial catalogs, otherwise I have to do them...

 

[pagnotz]

Yes, but I was looking for models already complete with hub, disc thickness and other, as from commercial catalogs, otherwise I have to do them...

Just change them with simple extrusions, save the time you're using now to search for them and use the integrated computing tools in the accelerator design... I always do it with cylindrical ones, I do them with the right module, width, etc., then with a couple of operations I make hub, hole, key seat without problems.

 

[Tarkus]

Just change them with simple extrusions, save the time you're using now to search for them and use the integrated computing tools in the accelerator design... I always do it with cylindrical ones, I do them with the right module, width, etc., then with a couple of operations I make hub, hole, key seat without problems.

Well, yes, I do, too, but it would seem less waste of time finding them already done, and creating them with the accelerater design only in case you need calculations....however it seems they are not.
...so 1-0 for you....:biggrin::biggrin::

 

[pagnotz]

Well, yes, I do, too, but it would seem less waste of time finding them already done, and creating them with the accelerater design only in case you need calculations....however it seems they are not.
...so 1-0 for you....:biggrin::biggrin::

ball in the center
another advantage is that if you change some characteristics of the wheels (diameter, module...), the extrusion and drilling processes you have done are not lost.