gear cutting with the shaper

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    jacques maurel
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      @jacquesmaurel42310

      Hello

      This video is about gear cutting true involute gears with the shaper being used as a single tooth “rack type” gear cutting machine:

      Best watching

      JM

       

      #790702
      Michael Gilligan
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        @michaelgilligan61133

        Very informative, Jaques

        Nicely presented … Thank you.

        MichaelG.

        #790745
        noel shelley
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          @noelshelley55608

          There are numerous videos on the use of a shaper for gear cutting on the tube and with a few clever though simple bits can cut true form gears. The shaper is a much under rated machine tool, that often come up for sale and don’t cost that much. Thanks for raising this Jaques. Noel.

          #790758
          duncan webster 1
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            @duncanwebster1

            I’m now waiting for a CNC whizz to come up with a solution. Joe Noci has a CNC shaper, so couple that to a robust CNC dividing head and we’re off.

            On a more serious note, this is similar to the Sunderland gear planer, which was noted for making high quality gears.

            #791944
            jacques maurel
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              @jacquesmaurel42310

              Hello

              Now a new neighbor technique using a plain parting tool and another using a standard type tool:

              Best watching.

              #791995
              Andrew Tinsley
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                @andrewtinsley63637

                Gear cutting was one of the first few jobs that i did with my shaper. Must admit it went remarkably well if a little slow.

                Initially I set up to big a cut and rather scared myself with the initial bang!. Used sensibly the shaper is a very under rated tool, would not be without mine.

                Andrew.

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