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  • #596285
    fabio manganelli
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      @fabiomanganelli82535

      hi

      I am not sure this is the right forum section anyway ..

      I need to machine an 80 teeth pulley. I am using gearotic to figure out the outside diameter of the blank but, after an extensive search on the web, I am still unable to figure out the correct profile of the cutter. it is possible that I am not so good finding it but ..

      Yes I would like to grind myself the cutter having the means to do that.

      Anyone has informations on the correct tooth profile of a t5 pulley?

      many thanks

      cheers

      Fabio

      #16375
      fabio manganelli
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        #596290
        Hopper
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          @hopper

          If you google "T5 pulley tooth profile" you will have a choice of suitable information.

          Also, "T5 Pulley Dimensions" or "T5 Pulley Specifications" will give more information on diameters etc.

          #596309
          John P
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            @johnp77052

            Hi, Fabio
            If you look at hpc gears and the T5 pulleys it will give you
            the sizes for PCD and pulley OD .

            https://www.hpcgears.com/

            The calculation is for example your 80 tooth pulley is

            80x 5 = 400 divided by Pi 127.33mm = PCD
            127.33 – 0.83 = 126.50 mm pulley OD.

            Looking here will give you the pulley tooth belt profile.

            https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300406820/

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            An article Form relieved toothed belt cutters published
            MEW 164 June 2010 shows toothed belt cutters
            made using the Eureka form relieving tool which may be
            of some interest.

            I have recently done something similar using a ground fly
            cutting tool to cut 1/5 XL pulleys the photo here
            shows a 66 tooth pulley being flycut / hobbed
            takes about 4 minutes to cut all the teeth.

            A gear tooth caliper is a useful thing to have when grinding
            these sort of profiles ,they can be had from China these days
            for around £25.

            John

            66 tooth .200 xl pulley.jpg

            #596395
            fabio manganelli
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              @fabiomanganelli82535

              Thank you very much, I have found what I was looking for.

              I will be using a Deckel clone single lip grinder to produce the tool and I will post the results here as soon as possible.

              Thanks

              Fabio

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