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Rotate Spur Gear?


Faouweb

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Add an angle constraint and then Drive Constraint

or

in Environments>Dynamic Simulation add a Rolling Cylinder on Cylinder joint and then Imposed Motion on Revolution joint.

 

If you can't figure it out - simply attach your assembly here.

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Add an angle constraint and then Drive Constraint
I don't know how to do it :(

 

 

in Environments>Dynamic Simulation add a Rolling Cylinder on Cylinder joint and then Imposed Motion on Revolution joint.

We don't have Inventor Pro :cry:

I have attached 2 Parts and 1 Assembly.

Thank you ;)

Assembly1.zip

Spur Gear test.ipt

Part8.ipt

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You have attached the wrong files which will result in a delay in getting an answer.

Have you installed all Service Packs for r2013? (the correct answer is - no)

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Hi Mather,

The file is a little bit big and I can not attached it, I used Pack and go but is still big.

I will put the Assembly and the Part in the attachment.

Here is what I have.

 

 

assembly.png

 

 

I did not installed it my self, we have a staff in the company which have access in order to install or modify applications.

 

 

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Is there a step by step tutorial to do it ?

Thank you :)

Part1.ipt

Design Accelerator.zip

Assembly1.zip

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Step 1

Right click on you Design Accelerator sub-assembly and set it to Flexible as shown below.

 

Flexible.png

 

You should now be able to drag the gear motion.

Next I will demonstrate how to Drive the motion.

 

(also notice in the image above your assembly references Part8, yet you attached a Part1?)

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I am so happy to see the Gears rotating, but I want to add some Gears and V-Belt to make something more complicate.

How can I add Gear or V-Belt to existing one, I have tried but I am sure it's not a the good way to do it :sweat: as you can see in the picture:

http://s10.postimg.org/hk0b8baax/belt.png

Thank you :)

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Notice that your gears created by the Design Accelerator are placed in a special sub-assembly in the browser and must be created in pairs.

I simply drill down and get the *.ipt files and use these like any other parts in my own assemblies and sub-assemblies.

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