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 John Stevenson's method of having two spaced, hardened buttons as a quick & dirty form tool
for turning and relieving a DIYed involute gear cutter (of your chosen # of T and its pitch/ Mod and PA).
Writeup (for the happy few of us not too hungover today): Cutting Involute Gears with Form Tools | MetalWebNews.com "Pin It")
-That title might be thought of as some sort of a New Year's Quiz, but it's actually pretty explanatory,
IF you've seen (the late) John Stevenson's method of having two spaced, hardened buttons as a quick & dirty form tool
for turning and relieving a DIYed involute gear cutter (of your chosen # of T and its pitch/ Mod and PA).
Writeup (for the happy few of us not too hungover today): Cutting Involute Gears with Form Tools | MetalWebNews.com
Mike's Workshop: Making gear cutters - mikesworkshop
Thor Hansen's PDF (Pics within!): https://thor-hansen.webnode.com/_fil...uteCutters.pdf
Cheers
Johan
PS: Personally I don't see myself "wasting time" at Clickspring's site, anytime. But to each his own I guess?
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