ANSI Spur gear IGES? Link to library?

[dkmc]

ANSI Spur gear IGES? Link to library?

I'm looking for a solid model of a ND30 hub type spur gear. 12 pitch, 14deg pressure angle. Can anyone point me to a link?
The add-on libraries are of no help........

thanks

dk

 

[wathavy4]

The CAD register. Have you tried,yet?
http://oem.cadregister.com/asp/PPOW_Ent ... rer=ALIBRE
I hope it helps.

 

[dkmc]

All I can find in there is Metric gearing.....??

 

[MilesH]

SDP is a good source:

https://sdp-si.com/eStore/

You can download in STEP format.

 

[wathavy4]

Hi,
I hope this is inch. Am I wrong?
(American Precision Gear Co., Inc.)

 

[MilesH]

No, looks like it's that archaic unit

 

[Ralf]

...archaic unit? Metric units and the right side of the street is the future... :lol:

 

[MilesH]

:lol:

http://www.i18nguy.com/driver-side.html

 

[wathavy4]

When I used Germany car, I wipe instead of flash turn light. ...

The gear I showed above is not inch? I use milimeter and I cannot tell from the web page.

Is British car (TGV etc), does not give the trouble I had?

 

[Ralf]

I see the future, both nice girls also have a BMW Z3 legal driver.

 

[MilesH]

Re:

The gear I showed above is not inch?

Toshi,

I was answering your question, which was "Am I wrong".

Would you like another cup of tea?
Wouldn't you like another cup of tea?
You wouldn't like another cup of tea, would you?

 

[wathavy4]

Ok so I was not Left.... oh right, no, was not wrong. that is right. so, it was inch.

 

[MilesH]

はい、それはインチである

 

[wathavy4]

to be deleted ... Please.

 

[wathavy4]

:shock:

Drop it, Miles.

 

[dave2962]

Boston Gear is a good place to find gear models. I think its http://www.bostongear.com.

 

[danconine]

Re:

Boston Gear is a good place to find gear models. I think its http://www.bostongear.com.

Thanks Dave. . . . and from there, I found Zee SPROCKETS!!

http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/3DConte ... ckets.aspx

 

[MilesH]

Yay. Thanks Dan, was just about to look for sprockets...

 

[danconine]

Re:

Yay. Thanks Dan, was just about to look for sprockets...

It's peak oil time. Sprockets are more efficient than gears....;-) And cheaper, too.

 

[MilesH]

Re:

It's peak oil time. Sprockets are more efficient than gears....;-) And cheaper, too.

Right, and quieter, too 8)