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Hi, What worked is 90-15 combination. It gives us exact 18. Thanks.

We did a simple simulation in solidworks and everything is fixed, so nothing else is moving. It gives us approx. 13.5 revolutions

Hi, Thanks for your reply. We did a simulation in solidworks with the 90-20 Teeth Combination and it didn't work. The number of rotations of Gear B don't remain constant with every rotation of the plate.

Hi all, Need help with a Gear Train described below. A rough sketch is attached. 1)We have a Round Plate above which there is a 88 Teeth Gear (Gear A). Both have their own drive and the ratio is 1:4. For every 1 turn of the plate, the Gear A rotates 4 times. They both rotate in the same...