A gearbox with 3 shafts and 8 helical gears.
Gears of shaft 1: module=4, No. of teeth=30
Gears of shaft 2: big: module=4, No. of teeth=70
small: module=8, No. of teeth=30
Gears of shaft 3: module=8, No. of teeth=50
The electrical motor is connected to the shaft 1 with flange coupling.
HINT:
In order to be able to see the main assembly file in SolidWorks with gears working, you need to copy the files in the zipped folders "1" and "2" to the folder "3". (merge folders). I just put them in three parts because I couldn't upload them together due to my slow connection.
Enjoy it! ;-)
great work.....can i ask you how to determine the casing wall thickness?
3 months agowhauw, what program did you use for this render?
3 months agoit seems like a photo... wonderful!
3 months agoReally great rendering.
3 months agoNice output.... easy to understand
12 days agoNice output.... easy to understand
12 days ago
Nice gearbox Saeed
11 months agoThanks Terry! ;-)
11 months agoHINT:
11 months agoIn order to be able to see the main assembly file in SolidWorks with gears working, you need to copy the files in the zipped folders "1" and "2" to the folder "3". (merge folders). I just put them in three parts because I couldn't upload them together due to my slow connection.
Enjoy it! ;-)
There is an error in downloading the first 2files (11.7 & 10.9MB).. Can you please upload again..
11 months agoHi Zaeed,
error downloading for the 1st and 2nd files...could you please reload it again...waiting for it..thanks..
10 months agoNow this is what I am talking about
10 months agowicked work you have there.
:)))
SolidWorks 2011 (11.7 MB) can't be downloaded
10 months agoplz fix it
links fails :S
9 months agoI downloaded this model a while back mm9999 and crazybird I will go try find it just now and E-mail you if and when I find it.
9 months agoThat is the Gear Box sent to your E-mail guys
9 months agoN-Joy
:)))
hey will can you send this to me too? my email danielito_lo@hotmail.com
8 months agoHi Lolipo
8 months agoI am very sorry I had to format my hard drive yesterday and still have not got all my software put back onto my computer yet so unfortunately I can't convert it for you as I only have Inventor on here just now @ the moment. If Saeed who's model this is does not do it for you then I shall when I have all my software put back on to this computer but I will not have it done until Monday @ least and I would be more than happy to send it to your E-mail.
pretty impressive model isn't it
:)))
I'm so sorry dear friends!
8 months agoI am not able to fix these links here. Even I re-uploaded the files, but it doesn't work! :-(
So I think that the best way is to write your emails here or email me: saeedsmart2006@gmail.com
Hi Saeed,
Can you tell us some more technical characteristics, like transnited power, moments, forces on the gears and shafts, etc.
Really nice and usefull.
svpetar
8 months agoHi Saeed,
8 months agoThe links seem not working, could you do me a favor sending the files to zhaonanzhu@gmail.com?
Really appreciate your effort.
Hello Nanzhu!
8 months agoI'm so sorry for the broken links. Sure! I've just send them to your email.
Hi Dhananjay! Just email me if you wanna have this model.
7 months agoSaeed, nice gearbox! Even I need it
7 months agopls send it to krananth21@gmail.com
Hello, I'd love to animate this model. Do you have a STEP format exported, by chance? If so, please email me at info@orangepeelproductions.com
Thank you!
7 months agoHello Ryan. unfortunately converting this model to a STEP file comes with a crash in my SolidWorks due to the high details of the model. don't you have SW 2011?
7 months agoActually, no, I don't. I own ViaCAD and can convert STEP files to VRML (.wrl) extensions for use in Cinema4D. I am a 3D animator and I love making engines/gears move via math scripting.
7 months agoHi, is the link broken or do I have to request from you to send to my email?
7 months agoThe link is broken and I can't fix it. I've tried a lot. So just write your email here or email me: saeedsmart2006@gmail.com
7 months agoRyan, I'm still trying to do so. I'll send it to you ASAP.
7 months agoRyan. can you work with IGS?
7 months agoI think I can work with IGS, but if you can export ACIS (.SAT) that would be as good as STEP for me.
Thank you!
7 months agoRyan, SAT is not a supported format in SW. Now I've just uploaded the IGS file here. enjoy it! ;-)
7 months agoI seem to be having trouble opening the IGS file. Regarding other export formats, I'm almost positive SW supports both STEP and ACIS export. I have worked with engineering files directly from SW this way. Even wiki says so :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SolidWorks
Perhaps there is a save as dialogue or an export dialogue with a pulldown menu that you are missing?
Thank you,
Ryan
7 months agoI spoke too soon! The IGS file opened just fine in my animation software! But please look into the other formats for future animation-friendly formats :)
Thank you again,
Ryan
7 months agoHi Ryan,
7 months agoYou're right. I think I didn't paid enough attention to the save as menu supported formats! ;-) I found it. but still I have problems uploading here. you may write you email here or email me so I can send it.
Thanks.
i need in format solidworks plzzz
7 months agoGreat little vid there
7 months agoRyan and very smooth :)))
what software you use to render vids?
:))))
Thanks William! I use Cinema4D animation software. I use ViaCAD to convert STEP files to VRML (.wrl) files that are supported in Cinema4D. Then I name all the parts and rig everything for animation and once it's working, I move the camera around and play with different angles. Did you see the recent conical speed reducer and clock animations I posted yesterday?
7 months agoYeah I did :)))
Great work all round I have read a little about
Cinema4D
but just to advanced just now for my skill leaves to mess
around with LoL'ss
I also liked Kevin's comments about his clock and @ least he knows it works now LoL'ss...
7 months agoWow Ryan! Nice rendering and animation! Just wow!
7 months agoThank you Andrey! Glad you like the animation!
7 months ago@ William: Kevin's clock is rendering now, I meant the clock by RF_Design :) I have another animation of that clock rendering now!
7 months agoThanks Ryan!! Great work.... you really made it.... ;-)
7 months agoThanks for your great job!!!
6 months agoYou're welcome Luca.
6 months agoIt's awesome! Good job!
5 months agoThank you Gus. ;)
5 months agoIt is actually a reducer gearbox, no?
5 months agoIt is designed for heavy loads? Or what is the reason because you put 2 pairs of gears on each shaft?
Thanx
thnks...u hv done grt job.....
5 months agogud job bro
5 months agogud job
5 months agoExcellent!!
5 months agoGreat model!
4 months agovery nice very nice
4 months agoexcellent design
4 months agothx, great model, for me this is few years work away..heh
4 months agothx, great model, for me this is few years work away..heh
4 months agoultimate
4 months agomind blowing
4 months agoanyone can provide its solidworks file
3 months agoanyone can provide its solidworks file
3 months agogood job
3 months agonice
3 months agodamed gharm
3 months agoexcellent i love u
2 months agohow much time did it take you to make it?
2 months agohow much time did it take you to make it?
2 months agoAbout 35 hours in 3 days.
2 months agoLooks great... incredible all that machinery for moving a fan isn't?
about 1 month agoThe fan is used to demonstrate how the gearbox changes the power and speed.
about 1 month agoVery Nice. I like it
about 1 month agoVery nicely done. Great job.
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