Use Flex Twisting to Draw Helical Gear

After you cut extrude & circular pattern for helical gear profile, you can use flex & twisting ordered with 15 degree entered angle of helix. That is more simple.

Use Cut Swept to Draw Helical Gear

Cut Swept actually can used for many application, like draw to bolt, nut, helical gear. You just need two step, create sketch the cut profile and make helical path, so you can applicate for many models from these ordered.

Learn More about Helical Gear

Before to draw helical gear, you must prepare the data of material such as module (m), number of teeth (z), bore diameter (A), hub diameter (B), pitch diameter (C), outside diameter (D), face width (E), hub width (F), total length (G) and angle of helix (α). For detail you can see this illustration:

For more detail helical gear dimension & catalog, please download here!

Direction of helix or angle is 15° can applicate to drawing with search pitch of helical gear. If outside diameter is known, you just find the pitch by the formula :

In video tutorial of draw helical gear, the pitch is shown 0.06 revolution. That means is ->(Face Width / Pitch )

If outside diameter (D) = 35.06 mm and angle of Helix = 15° so the Pitch is ( 3.14 x 35.06 ) / tan 15° = 411 mm. And finally the revolution at face width 25 mm is ( 25 / 411 ) x 1 rev = 0.06 revolution.

Mate of Enclosure - Part 2

You can show how to cut for each edge joining in assembly formatting without you open or work in each part for editing.

Mate of Enclosure - Part 1

You can see how to assembly of parts by using mate ordered. And at Part 2, I show you how to cut for each edge joining in assembly formatting without you open or work in each part for editing

How To Draw a Nut

To learn step by step how to draw a Nut M12x1.75 easily. These steps use Extrude, Cut Extrude, Chamfer & Cut Sweep with Helix ordered LEARN TO DRAW A NUT Create the Extrusion

1. Click Extruded Boss/Base on the Features toolbar. The Front, Top, and Right planes appear, and the pointer changes to .
2. Select the Front plane.
3. In Toolbar Menu, select Tool, Sketch Entities, Polygon
4. Move the pointer to the sketch origin. Click the origin , then move the pointer vertically to create a polygon.
5. In the Property Manager, under Parameters: · Set Number of Sides to 6. · Click Inscribed circle. · Set Circle Diameter to 18.

6. Click OK .
7. Click Circle on the Sketch toolbar.
8. Click the origin, then move the pointer to create a circle.
9. In the Property Manager, under Parameters: · Set Radius to 5.05.

10. Click Exit Sketch on the Sketch toolbar.
11. In the Property Manager, under Direction 1: · Select Mid Plane in End Condition. · Set Depth to 10.8.

12. Click OK to create the extrusion. For more complete instruction, please open or download pdf file beside!