Making gear wheels - Helical gears

[@wawansetiawan4042]

Very good 👍👍

[@oddmachinist]

Thank you very much!!

[@raweesharukshani4944]

Keep it up.well done my man.👍👍👍

[@oddmachinist]

Thank you very much😃

[@manufacturingandrepairingskill]

Good work

[@oddmachinist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@larbihatem3066]

Good job I like your precession good luck 👌🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@oddmachinist]

Thank you very much😃

[@manufacturingandrepairingskill]

Nice video

[@oddmachinist]

Thanks

[@ianmoone2359]

I was interested please, how you coupled dividing head to X Axis table feed lead screw to achieve helical cut gear? Couldn’t see this part in the video? Also how you calculated the ratio / gears feed for correct “lead” to get the accurate helical cut? 🤷‍♂️ Great to watch, but I need to know more. 😂

[@jimsvideos7201]

The teeth are straight lines here. Keith Rucker (Vintage Machinery on here) has a series on coupling the x-axis to a rotary table to achieve spirals.

[@ianmoone2359]

@@jimsvideos7201 title says they are helical cut, and the teeth when viewed are helical cut. Just saying. 👍

[@oddmachinist]

Hi Ian! it's really excited to hear your doubt. Here we machined this part according to a sample. That had worn actually. So the teeth seemed approximately straight. so we didn't calculated the helix angle & the screw lead. So we didn't couple the x axis lead screw to the indexing head. We turn the helix angle from the milling head approximately & machined the teeth. i know it's kinda out of design rules, but the part is working without any problem. But this part actually a helical one, that's why I included it as the title😀

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