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    Enveloping Worm Gear "By Hand" - Part One

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    • B Offline
      BallBearing
      last edited by

      I tested these gears in Blender physics. I wonder if MS physics is going to have mesh collision shape or perhaps it is a very heavy thing? With the Curvizard or perhaps even with SubD it should be easy to make smoother parts. Well, I 3D printed the "low poly" parts and they roll somehow (end of the video). The part one video is only for the worm drive. I try make later the wheel part video. Plug-ins Helix Along Curve & Curviloft made the "thing" possible. Probably this approach how to do the basic helices for the worm has never seen before?

      I could have made helices with more sections of course, but it is more clear to show the idea with just 20 / lap.

      SketchUp, 3D printing stuff and more:
      http://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaTablet

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        Maybe this can interest you!

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          BallBearing
          last edited by

          It's a nice video! I have seen it before. The new thing on my video is that the worm drive is curved or enveloping around the wheel.

          SketchUp, 3D printing stuff and more:
          http://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaTablet

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