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SAE 16/32 17 teeth splined shaft template anybody?? 1

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atza

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Dec 18, 2014
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Hello

looking for an SAE 16/32 17 teeth splined shaft template (dxf), or for any instructions on how to sketch it up.
I am working with Solidworks.
Its very hard to get information on SAE splined shafts and sleeves....

Thanks
 
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No, no special program. I programmed the involute in Mathcad, imported the result into Excel to convert the data to ASCII, then with <CTRL><C> and <CTRL><V> into a text editor and finally saved as ****.scr, a script file to import the data into Autocad. I know, this sounds rather complicated and if you do this a lot you can get KISSsoft software to do it directly.
 
Thanks for the explanation.
I hope i am not exploiting your kindness but would it be possible to run the same process for the mating involute spline sleeve?

I would no mind donating something for for your efforts.

Let me know

thanks!!
 
You can get support by GWJ Technology Braunschweig Germany. Their Software tools TBK and e-assistant will meet your requirements and I guess it is possible to get a user flatrate for gear calculations - so it is not necessary to buy the Software when you have those cases only from time to time. By the way the GWJ software is much more user-friendly than Kisssoft.
 
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