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Message No. 20845, Started by kriakkk on 10/04/09 Can mating gears be of different pressure angles Hi, Im designing a gear train. The speed must be reduced from 29500 to 8900. So im using two gears of sizes 16 and 53(pitch circle dias). Can i use 25 degree pressure angle for pinion and 20 degree pressure angle for gear. Will there be any problem by using so. And the module im taking 1 for both gears. i never read that the pressure angles for both mating gears should be same. So to avoid inteference im planning to take 25 degree nd 20 degree for pinion and gear respectively..

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	Actually, these gears will work in a theoretical sense (although I don't re...
	No. 20865, Posted by sdoughty11 on 10/21/09, 19:39 PST.
	If I rember my gear theory correctly, even though two curved teeth wil...
	No. 20860, Posted by b1ueshift on 10/19/09, 06:51 PST.
	There are thousands of gear manufacturers around the world.  Any good ...
	No. 20852, Posted by twirly on 10/07/09, 11:59 PST.
	Ummm, i understood what u want to say. And i accept with wat u say. we may ...
	No. 20851, Posted by kriakkk on 10/07/09, 09:46 PST.
	I think we have a basic misunderstanding here.  The pressure angle doe...
	No. 20850, Posted by twirly on 10/07/09, 07:00 PST.
	Hi, thank u for the information u gave :). I have one more question. The i...
	No. 20848, Posted by kriakkk on 10/05/09, 22:04 PST.
	Don't do it!  You are asking for trouble.  Especially at the very...
	No. 20847, Posted by twirly on 10/05/09, 12:12 PST.

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