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  1. 12th Dec 2003 01:34 pm #1
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    Default how to creating a twisted gear

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    hello,
    anybody who can help to create a twist on gears. 3D image.
    thanks
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    Default Re: how to creating a twisted gear

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    hello,
    anybody who can help to create a twist on gears. 3D image.
    thanks
    Got any pictures of what you are talking about? I have no idea what a twisted gear is.
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  3. 12th Dec 2003 03:26 pm #3
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    You mean like this?

    (Fuccaro of course)
    Follow the links in this thread:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flores
    You mean like this?

    (Fuccaro of course)
    Follow the links in this thread:
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    Ahhh.....I see says the blind man. Thanks.
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    Just as an aside try making ice crystals !

    A wee seasonal variation on the spur gear. Use
    a high SURFTAB1 value 200> and then use RULESURF.

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    Default yah that's what i mean! thanks!!!!

    flores and to all,

    ya that picture is the one i would like to know how.... thanks!
    i'm sorry for the term twisted, i forgot it's called helical gear......

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    I gave a quick try to a felical gear and this is the result with no lisp, surftab or rulesurf.
    It can be done in other shape too.

    http://picserver.student.utwente.nl/....php?id=571226
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    Orbit, give us a little more information... namely, is it a solid or a surface? If it is a solid, was one tooth created > polar arrayed > subtract from cylinder? It is good looking however you did it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flores
    Orbit, give us a little more information... namely, is it a solid or a surface? If it is a solid, was one tooth created > polar arrayed > subtract from cylinder? It is good looking however you did it.

    Flores
    Thank you Flores. You are right. It is a solid and I used PLINE for the tooth profile- EXTRUDE the tooth profile ( PATH)- ARRAY ( the tooth)- USBSTRACT- UNION.
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    Default still can't creat the helical gear :(

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    guys,

    i tried to do what everyone said on how to create the helical.....
    i'm not giving up, i'm still trying to do it....
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