Multi spur gear
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Description

This is an add-in for Autodesk® Fusion®. Selecting multiple pitch circles, it places spur gears at the location of those pitch circles. It also automatically meshes the spur gears together.

 

  • Pitch circles in a meshing relationship cause the spur gears to be rotated and positioned at an angle of meshing.
  • Whenever there is a combination of pitch circles touching each other, multiple combinations can be converted to spur gears in a single operation.
  • The sketch plane for drawing pitch circles is not limited to the XY plane. Pitch circles drawn on any plane can be converted.
  • Each spur gear is created as a separate component. Therefore, it is possible to set up motion links between spur gears.
  • Gear trains can create external and internal gears.

About This Version

Version 1.1.1, 7/4/2024
Bug fix


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Customer Reviews

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  • reliable Tool
    Julius Lüdtke | November 03, 2024 Verified Download (What's this?)

    easy to use and awesome method of just selecting a circle. works stable despite all changes and updates of the Fusion API. however, i am missing the option of different tooth profiles, for example cycloid gears. internal gears also do not work. you can use an outer gear as a negative to make an inner gear, but then the backlash would need to be negative which cannot be executed by the Add-In.


  • Powerful
    Cameron Forlong | August 28, 2024 Verified Download (What's this?)

    This is an extremely useful tool.  In the first day of use it solved three separate issues that I was having in one of my projects. Note:  I found it to be easier to create the gears in a separate NEW project, Save, then insert  it into the desired project.  

    I'd like to see a version of this that could create a timing gear/belt assembly. 


  • Great Plugin
    Terry Brown | September 21, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Works as shown,would like to see the add in pick up the default document units rather than keeping to metric.

    Custom tooth configuration would also be a nice addition.

     

     

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | September 25, 2023

    Thank you


  • Very easy :)
    Michal Sytko | September 18, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    I love the plugin :) It's super easy to create gers with it :) I would like to see the ability to save settings. Or you could edit or replace a gear. Currently you have to delete the gear completely and regenerate it. Of course the settings are lost :(

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | September 25, 2023

    Thank you


  • Awesome!
    Dominik Hödl | September 14, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Easy to Use. Perfect for Beginners like me.

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | September 14, 2023

    Thank you


  • Very good tool
    Tiago Vieira | March 13, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Thanks for your work on it.

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | March 15, 2023

    Thank you.


  • Milan Zlata
    Milan Zlata | February 18, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Je to v pořádku a pomůže to.

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | February 24, 2023

    Thank you


  • Great for beginners
    Tomasz Burzy | February 05, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    I've been looking for something this easy to use for a while, it's obviously still in development but what's there is good.

    keep it up

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | February 06, 2023

    Thank you.

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | February 06, 2023

    Thank you.


  • just missing the internal gear
    Alexandre Richet | February 02, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    the way it does the gears is really cool simple then it seems really well done especially for 3d printing i just wish it managed the internal gears to be able to do planetary boxes

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | February 06, 2023

    Thank you.

    Noriaki Tambo (Publisher) | February 06, 2023

    Thank you. For internal gears, a similar structure should be possible if the hole diameter is larger than the outer diameter of the gear. However, I have not been able to confirm whether the gears mesh exactly.

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