I am in the midst of cutting several spur gears. Because of the purpose I need them to be done "by the book". The book being Machinery's Handbook or similiar. In my career there have been many discussions of making spur gears. Some say that you must cut them in a single pass, giving no reason besides "thats how I was taught". Others state that you must cut them by climb milling also giiving the same reason or stating "thats how I always do it".
I would like any thoughts or facts that either substantiate or debunk those ideas. If you have other ideas to share that would be welcome also.
Thanks in advance
Pete
I would like any thoughts or facts that either substantiate or debunk those ideas. If you have other ideas to share that would be welcome also.
Thanks in advance
Pete
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