Make A Wooden Gear

[@emmanuelkimutai3551]

Respect to you sir.

[@abdelghanielabidi788]

I like the way you do things with few tools

[@continental_drift]

Yes, good for teaching children technical things without the need for high-tech equipment. Scouts and Guides et al could use these videos to get children a little bit interested in engineering.

[@PhilipStephens007]

@@continental_drift Glad you think so. You are quite welcome to show this to them :)

[@RichoWoodworking]

This is excellent. So hard to find tutorials for those of us who don't have table saw, drill press, band saw or other machines. Very easy to understand directions.

[@GoldPlate29]

I really enjoyed it, like all your other videos. Makes me happy to know there's still people like you in this world.

[@PhilipStephens007]

Glad to know that. I am sure there are others like me in the world. :)

[@emoreanzolin4013]

It was like magic, the perfect way to do it, it looks like making gears is easiest thing to do, wow!

[@abcstardust]

Excellent video! Thank you for showing how it’s Done!! You Rock! ⚙️

[@killertank552]

Wow, what a very clever way to build a gear.. not to mention he's just using simple tools..thanks for sharing this method..

[@MarceloFreitas70]

Hi. Very clever method to build a gear. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@PhilipStephens007]

Glad you think so. You are welcome :)

[@lmeseguer001]

Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.

[@PhilipStephens007]

You are welcome.

[@Zack-xz1ph]

I've thought of making the gear out of wedges to avoid teeth with the grain cross-cut, but you're the first I've seen do it. Though most guys make 'em out of plywood to save the trouble

[@andreavela1433]

How do I calculate the pinion size for that gear?

[@hattafauzansyakur3980]

amazing..... thanks you for share this video. i like like like it

[@bricology]

Why did you choose to cut the teeth into cycloid profiles (with deep square pockets) instead of involute teeth? That would've required just 3 cuts per tooth, rather than 5. How would involute teeth be any less functional in this application?

[@PhilipStephens007]

I suppose it is because I came at it from a clock makers historical starting point, and what fascinated me in the deautiful way the teeth interact, rolling faces reducing friction rather than pushing and sliding faces, which wear. Even high quality involute teeth have curved faces, if wear and friction is an issue. Reducing friction in clock making has always been high priority. But, you have a point, I may try your suggestion.

[@ПашаПитецкий]

Дякую вам за працю 😊❤

[@kurtiscal3msetccdwell618]

I am watching one of the last old world craftsman. No computer. No internet templates. Just know how.

[@PhilipStephens007]

Thanks. That's the idea. :)

[@gettygarrettable]

Please start an asmr channel where you build stuff. No talking, building sounds only!

[@vitorvasconcelos2846]

Qual madeira macia é essa? Wood?

[@Thepaolo98]

Nice

[@67beppedoc]

Stepper motor can create energy for leds 🤗🙂

[@juancamawey2366]

Gracias pero haga más vídeos en español por favor

[@PhilipStephens007]

Puedes ver el canal en español en: philipstephens007-Español

[@juancamawey2366]

@@PhilipStephens007 estoy suscrito gracias un abrazo

[@drhfhs]

Hello my buddy my friend

[@PhilipStephens007]

Hi!