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Home News Computer Aided Design (CAD) Gearbox Plate Tutorial
Gearbox Plate Tutorial PDF Print E-mail
Computer Aided Design (CAD)
Friday, 16 October 2009 14:17

Objective

Create a gearbox plate for a shifting gearbox from a drawing.

How-To

If None Of this Makes Sense, Watch the Videos Before for a Demonstration of How To Model the Shaft.

  • Download drawing from "Files" section below.
  • Create a sketch and start sketching the various holes, usting the main output shaft bearing bore as the center of the part, placing it at the origin.
  • Add the other bearing bore.
  • Add one set of motor mount holes and mirror it to the other side.
  • Add the various mounting holes and mirror as appropriate.
  • Sketch the outside profile of the plate and add concentric and tangent relations.
  • Extrude to the depth listed on the drawing under the "materials" section.
  • Add the two counterbores.

Files

Correction: On the drawing, the counterbore depth is shown as .62". The actual value is .062". It is correct in the part file.

Final Part

Gearbox Plate

Demonstration Videos

All Demonstration videos are in high-definition. Click the full screen icon in the video player to view them at full size.

Part One

Part one details the creation of a sketch for the part as well as the two bearing bores and one motor hole with one set of motor mount holes.

Part Two

Part two explains the process of mirroring the motor hole and motor mount holes about the vertical center line and create the remaining bolt holes on the plate.

Part Three

Part three details the creation of the plate's outer profile and the creation of the two counterbores.


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