Creating a Spur Gear from an Involute Profile Sketch with Fusion 360

Click on the link below for a detailed video on how to create and assemble to mating spur gears with the Fusion 360 add-in: • Creating and Assemblin...

[@JamShady]

Awesomeness, thank you. I spent hours looking for exactly how to do this

[@JohnFuller804]

Glad to help!

[@jkiry]

Fantastic! Thanks for the video.

[@gFeeley]

Best video for simplicity. However the calculation of half the tooth thickness is simpler if you just take half the original angle of 10 degrees to bisect the tooth in half. Keep up good work

[@calebe16]

This was a very good tutorial.

[@abdulmoiz6292]

worth watching

[@brycecurtis3648]

Creating this from a customers drawing, why would my gear tooth thickness be less than what is required per the customers print? (Every other dimension is conforming)

[@StephenKoplin]

Great video! Question: how did you calculate the small line connecting the involute to the base fillet, extending from the base circle to the dedendum at 13:38? ruclips.net/video/cAhzv6W3nmM/видео.html Thanks!

[@JohnFuller804]

It was basically a nebulous distance from the top of the fillet to the base circle, could be any distance based on the size of fillet.