Eliminating backlash in bevel gear drives

The black spring forces the blue bevel gear towards the blue bevel gear to take up backlash.
Here, not only the tooth backlash but also the axial backlash of the two gear shafts are eliminated.

[@float32]

The spring would have to be stronger than the thrust force, correct?

[@thang010146]

Yes.

[@nolannolanguime2171]

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[@nolannolanguime2171]

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[@an11thHR00-lf1ff]

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[@AlexSantos-db6fm]

??

[@thang010146]

Have you read the video description?

[@QwertyCanada]

I think you were expecting an animation. None is required for this one 😅

[@thang010146]

This design is a modification of the design shown in figure 2, pages 1-50 of the book:
Illustrated Sourcebook of Mechanical Components
archive.org/details/Illustrated_Sourcebook_Of_Mechanical_Components

[@AlexSantos-db6fm]

Kkk yeah. now, reading the description i got it. I really expect the animation showing something.

[@CJreyiz]

What program do you do these with?

[@thang010146]

All videos in this channel are made in Autodesk Inventor, Dynamic Simulation.

[@Karbomet]

I am an enthusiastic follower of yours. However, this design unfortunately falls short.

[@thang010146]

For your reference:
This design is a modification of the design shown in figure 2, pages 1-50 of the book:
Illustrated Sourcebook of Mechanical Components
archive.org/details/Illustrated_Sourcebook_Of_Mechanical_Components

[@EitriBrokkr]

That's because you didn't read the description