Gear Hobber
21 Jul 2020 17:49 #175355
by JohnPR
Gear Hobber was created by JohnPR
Hello,
I was looking at Andy Pugh's Youtube video on gear hobbing. I would like to make something similar but maybe using the components cheaply available now from China. I am new to cnc but was an electronics engineer a long time ago. I do quite a lot of model engineering now and would like to make gears for a traction engine model. Can anyone help please?
I was looking at Andy Pugh's Youtube video on gear hobbing. I would like to make something similar but maybe using the components cheaply available now from China. I am new to cnc but was an electronics engineer a long time ago. I do quite a lot of model engineering now and would like to make gears for a traction engine model. Can anyone help please?
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30 Jul 2020 13:30 #176507
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Gear Hobber
Andy Pugh might be able to Just ask your questions.
(Sorry for the late reply, I have been busy)
(Sorry for the late reply, I have been busy)
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09 Aug 2020 22:24 #177780
by CORBETT
@Andy,
I like that video on the 2" spring you wound on the horizontal mill. That is super nice. I have 2 Cincinnati Milacron Horizontals and that is what I going to tinker with real soon. Ironically my Dad just asked a few weeks ago about making some springs like this.... I came for the hobbing and leave with the spring .
We have a old Gould & Eberhardt 18" gear hobber and been wanting to rebuild and set up CNC. Absolutely love how quick you can do the "change gearing" that in itself is a huge time saver. I wanted to set up and hob in the mill, but it's a solid ram type and cannot do the ingenious fix you did with the couple of degrees tilt. Like the video, it was older with EMC2
Robert
Replied by CORBETT on topic Gear Hobber
@Andy,
I like that video on the 2" spring you wound on the horizontal mill. That is super nice. I have 2 Cincinnati Milacron Horizontals and that is what I going to tinker with real soon. Ironically my Dad just asked a few weeks ago about making some springs like this.... I came for the hobbing and leave with the spring .
We have a old Gould & Eberhardt 18" gear hobber and been wanting to rebuild and set up CNC. Absolutely love how quick you can do the "change gearing" that in itself is a huge time saver. I wanted to set up and hob in the mill, but it's a solid ram type and cannot do the ingenious fix you did with the couple of degrees tilt. Like the video, it was older with EMC2
Robert
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