Bevel gear and pinion

Bevel gear and pinion

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  • #221823
    Rik Shaw
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      @rikshaw

      Just "window" shopping a moment ago and came across this – very good value (I thought). I was quite taken by the variable approach angle of the pinion. I could almost contemplate designing a model / tooling item around this.

      Just a thought you understand thinking

      Rik**LINK**

      #29568
      Rik Shaw
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        @rikshaw
        #221830
        Ian S C
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          @iansc

          Looks like a good start for a electric or IC powered locomotive.

          Ian S C

          #221832
          Michael Gilligan
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            @michaelgilligan61133

            Reduction Gear for a Power Hacksaw, Die-Filing Machine, etc

            … Should be simple to integrate a crank-pin or eccentric into that big gear.

            MichaelG.

            #221837
            ega
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              @ega

              Would this be sintered rather than machined?

              #221841
              Michael Gilligan
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                @michaelgilligan61133
                Posted by ega on 20/01/2016 10:49:09:

                Would this be sintered rather than machined?

                .

                Yes … or a least the ones I have seen are.

                MichaelG.

                #221855
                JasonB
                Moderator
                  @jasonb

                  Thats what I did for my Tidman engine, went looking on e-bay and found a set of 2:1 Mod 1.5 bevels delivered for £6, hardened too. Not worth buying the metal let alone the cutters for a one off

                  #221895
                  KWIL
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                    @kwil

                    "Spiral Bevel" gear, common in auto differential gear box.

                    #221903
                    Neil Wyatt
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                      @neilwyatt

                      Exactly what I used in my 3 1/2" gauge loco. I plan to replace the rest of the gearbox with toothed belts.

                      southam (27).jpg

                      I've bought a pair for my 5" gauge one, when I eventually get round to it…

                      Neil

                      #221914
                      Mick Henshall
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                        @mickhenshall99321

                        Building my own shaper I bin trying to find a method for raising the table,I had thought of using a set of mitre gears so it could be raised remotely as space is limited to get my digits in, this looks like a possible solution and as I never throw anything away I have some duff angle grinders which should give me the bits I need

                        Nice one Rik

                        Mick

                        #221916
                        Michael Gilligan
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                          @michaelgilligan61133

                          This may be of interest …

                          One tooth of a sintered Timing Pulley: MXL profile = 0.080' pitch

                          [ it gives some idea of the surface finish ]

                          MichaelG.

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