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Dec 22, 2012 · There are two ways to draw the gear (tooth), the more complex involute curve and a simplified representation using the Wellman's Odontograph method. I will start with the Wellman's technique and make up parameters since you don't seem to have any starting information. Let me go find my spreadsheet.

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Jan 29, 2017 · Mechanical movement 113, the rack and pinion, works to convert rotational movement into rectilinear motion or vice versa. It’s components are a single circular gear (with bearings and a pin) that is stationary, and a moving rack with teeth that engage with the teeth of the gear. The rack is constrained to 2D linear motion by some sort of a track.

Jul 8, 2012 · If you are trying to draw a plan view of a gear with teeth - I would suggest the best way to do this is: 01 - to draw the circle of your gear. 02 - create a block of one of the teeth butting onto the circle. 03 - divide the circle by this block by the number of teeth you require.