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Gearing, if Studied deeply, can be - in fact is - a complicated and highly technical subject on which many books have been written, often by people who have spent their entire academic lives studying the many problems involved. this is not on of those books; this is not for the technical student who, in his back garden workshop, enjoys model-making or just tinkering about with mechanisms and may wish to use a pair of gears in some project, Rather than modifying or impairing his design by truing to work-in commercial gears, he may wish to produce his own. But often gears do represent a through lack of information, is hesitant to step and i have written this book with the express purpose of encouraging these people to 'have a go' and to show them that the design and manufacture of a pair of gears is well within their capacity. No special knowledge is needed, just plain commonsense, which is never lacking with model engineers. I have endeavoured wherever possible to use plain, simple and non-technical language and have kept the level of mathematics down to the simplest from.
Content:-
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Basics
Chapter 2: Tooth from
Chapter 3: Gear tooth sizes
Chapter 4: Rack and pinion gears
Chapter 5: Bevel Wheels
Chapter 6: Worm gears
Chapter 7: Definitions and formulae
Chapter 8: Dividing Heads
Chapter 9: Cutting spur Gears
Chapter 10: Cutting Worms and Worm wheels
Chapter 11: Cutting Bevel Gears
Chapter 12: Making Gear Cutters
Index
Author Details
"Ivan Law"
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