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Wedwin

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I feel the need to design a module or two of a cogwheel.

While I have seen many a nice picture on the net, I haven't come across a good description of how to actually design a cog tooth.

My aim is a standard metrical spur cogwheel.

This problem has bested even "Karl Bjorks lilla gula"
 
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I am surprised that no one has pointed to towards purchasing a Machinery's Handbook. There's ~120 pages devoted specifically to gear design.

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The internet is vast and I searched for :
cog, cogs, cogwheels, gear, spur, and a few others. Yet another set of Swedish words too.

As you may be able to figure out, I came up with nothing. Much to my surprise.

Yes I would like to buy the suggested book and more. I bet "Karlebo handbok" (Swedish machinists cult handbook) would contain the information as well, but it cost an arm and a leg. But there is a limit to my use of that sort of information.

So I am grateful for the help I have gotten.
 
Mike, sorry. Sometimes I can't see the forest because of the trees. [peace]

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Thanks a lot! Very informative.

Those teeth are made according to the system used in the US only. But the information is indeed very good.
 
Some links which might help you:



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