Indicators

[BobL]

John;

Thanks for the contribution, and got them... Hope to see them soon in Gearotic. 

Cheers
Bob :)

[John T]

Hi Bob,
As you can probably tell most of gears that I cut are in wood and are more (at least as much) for display purposes as they are for practical power transmission.  With that in mind I'll send you the files as I create them and you and use or abuse them as you see fit - I'm only doing it for my own enjoyment.

John

[John T]

Hi Bob
Some of these need to be in sets of 6 spokes to take on the right shape.  But they all work on my system.

[BobL]

John;

I'll give these a try and we'll see how it goes. Thank you for your contribution.

Cheers
Bob

[John T]

Hi Bob
One last set - l'll take a break now - honest

John

[Ya-Nvr-No]

these are cool JT, but what up with the crv3d files?
thought they all had to be dxf format and with no way to convert them guess i'm confused what they are.
does gt2 read them?

and to stay consistent I renamed the first group So they all start with JT (keeps them sorted) Thanks

[John T]

Hi,
My "creations" are only suggestions being submitted to Bob and Art.  If they wish to incorporate them into the program that's their decision (I won't be insulted either way). In order to submit my creations on this posting they have to be compressed hence the .zip  -  the crv file identifier just shows where the dxf was created.

John

[Ya-Nvr-No]

my point was that 5 of them are crv3d files in the zip files.

[BobL]

John;

Thank You for sharing your design with the group, I'm sure many users will make great use out of theses, however Ya-Nvr-No has a point where your file format isn't recognizable by most software. If you can, are you able to regenerate these as dxf format files so I can evaluate them and add them to our indicator folder, please and Thanks.


Cheers
Bob

[John T]

Hi Guys
Sorry for the file type here is the dxf type

[John T]

Here's the last two

[BobL]

Thanks John.


Cheers
Bob
8)

[BobL]

John;

I've added all of your indicators to our list except the JTLeftRight.dxf which contains no link attaching the center bore to hold the actual shaft. Thanks for sharing with all of us, hope to see your design in futur projects.


Cheers
Bob
;)