SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
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SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
Hello experts,
someone know if exist a macro and/or script for create a SPLINED SHAFT according to the spec mentioned in the subject?
BR
//mafer
someone know if exist a macro and/or script for create a SPLINED SHAFT according to the spec mentioned in the subject?
BR
//mafer
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
Check out the Part Design involute gear feature. I do not know, however, if it meets your spec.mafer78 wrote:create a SPLINED SHAFT
http://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/index.ph ... voluteGear
"It is a poor workman who blames his tools..."
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
many thanks for your feedback, I have already seen the page that you've linked and the profile seem to be different and not really compliance to the standard ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
BR
//mafer
BR
//mafer
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
no other one can help me?
If there isn't a macro like "screwmaker" and/or script for this splined shaft someone can help me to produce a profile via sketcher?
//mafer
If there isn't a macro like "screwmaker" and/or script for this splined shaft someone can help me to produce a profile via sketcher?
//mafer
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
Hi, what are the measurements of the profile?mafer78 wrote:someone can help me to produce a profile via sketcher?
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
Sorry for delay in my answer but I trying to put all data inside a excel file,it is possible to found in attachment.
BR
//mafer
BR
//mafer
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Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
I came up with this but you should check it. Anyway, it should be enough to get you started.
Word size of OS: 32-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 32-bit
Version: 0.16.6203 (Git)
Build type: None
Branch: master
Hash: 64a20a83ccf14c5eea43b0f5b0f5191db014c022
Python version: 2.7.6
Qt version: 4.8.6
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 6.8.0.oce-0.17
OS: Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTSWord size of OS: 32-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 32-bit
Version: 0.16.6203 (Git)
Build type: None
Branch: master
Hash: 64a20a83ccf14c5eea43b0f5b0f5191db014c022
Python version: 2.7.6
Qt version: 4.8.6
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 6.8.0.oce-0.17
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
great great.....many many thanks.
Could be possible use the file also for the hub design according to the profile?or I've need to update it.
BR
//mafer
Could be possible use the file also for the hub design according to the profile?or I've need to update it.
BR
//mafer
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
You're welcome. I did notice that in Sketch001 I had drawn 9 equal length construction segments inscribed on the profile reference circle, but there should be 10 segments. Also, the shaft tip circle should have a radius of 6.8125 mm.mafer78 wrote:many thanks.
Sure, and you can have the hub and shaft in one FreeCAD document. But first you'll need to correct my mistakes.mafer78 wrote:Could be possible use the file also for the hub design according to the profile?
A heads up: In the spreadsheet you posted, "Root circle diameter of hub" and "Root form circle diameter of hub" are listed twice; the ones with the smaller value would be for the shaft.
I might be able to look at it again later today...
Re: SPLINED SHAFT - ISO 4156 - DIN 5480
could be fantastic I'm waiting for feedback.
In the profile image:
Tip circle diameter of hub da2
Root circle diameter of hub df2
Root form circle diameter of hub dFf2
is referred to the hub while
Tip circle diameter of shaft da1
Root circle diameter of hub df1
Root form circle diameter of hub dFf1
is referred to the shaft
in the profile image attached the Root circle and Root form is used for different line.
I'm not really sure that I can update the 9 segments to 10 , I can try.
The reference diameter is 15mm is highlighted in red on my excel table.
Do you think that is possible to create a script/macro that could design automatically based on some inputs?
BR
//mafer
In the profile image:
Tip circle diameter of hub da2
Root circle diameter of hub df2
Root form circle diameter of hub dFf2
is referred to the hub while
Tip circle diameter of shaft da1
Root circle diameter of hub df1
Root form circle diameter of hub dFf1
is referred to the shaft
in the profile image attached the Root circle and Root form is used for different line.
I'm not really sure that I can update the 9 segments to 10 , I can try.
The reference diameter is 15mm is highlighted in red on my excel table.
Do you think that is possible to create a script/macro that could design automatically based on some inputs?
BR
//mafer