When dimensioning your center square hole, why not just dimension from the center point instead of going through all the trouble of measuring from the O.D.? What would you do if you had an odd-numbered tooth gear? I've been a toolmaker for 45 years, and I'd always take from the center. Also, that way if you found later on down the road that you had to make a change to the diameter, your gear hole would still be in the same location.I want to thank you for the instruction, since I was struggling with the INVENTOR means of making a gear, and you answered many questions. I've been using INVENTOR for about 6 years off and on (more off than on) and I'm getting back in the groove so to speak. You get a "like"!

Just constrain the center points of the vertical and horizontal of the shaft to the center point of the gear..... 5 seconds of work.

anyone else hear the 3d printer in the background

how did you get your gears to be exactly the same size as your extruded part? Nothing automatically happens for me

Why not use two point center rectangle... would have saved you so much time compared to the struggle you posted here...

which one is better for simulating mechanisms? Solidworkds or Inventor?

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Why not just constrain horizontal and vertical off the center point?

how to do worm gear?

For non-English speakers: it's pronounced "cylindrical" face, not "cylondrical" face. "in" instead of "on"

great video

Drinking game - down a shot every time he says "go ahead" - you won't last long!!

Draw rod in inventor?

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omg this guy drags the world through 5 minutes of not being able to dimension something.... editing the vid seems not to have occurred to him