3. Cutting bevel gears
Just as a rack is the limit of a cylindrical wheel whose primitive cylinder has become a primitive plane, we'll call a flat wheel a conical wheel whose primitive cone has become a plane, i.e. whose half-angle at the apex has become 90. A flat wheel rotates around an axis that is normal to its primitive plane.
We'll start by looking at the generation of a bevel gear's teeth from a generating flat wheel. Figure
23
shows the primitive cone C
1
of a cut bevel gear, axis X
1
, tangent along SI to the primitive plane P of the generating flat gear, rotating around...
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