Simulating WORM GEAR MOVEMENT in Fusion 360 with Joints
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today’s video, we’re going to continue our series on simulating joint movement in Autodesk Fusion 360 by talking about how to simulate a worm gear.
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Note that in this video, we’re going to talk about how to simulate the movement of the joint, not how to model the actual gear pieces. For the gear pieces, we’re going to use components from inside the McMaster Carr component library.
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To start off, let’s download a worm component, as well as a worm gear. In this situation, let’s download a worm with a key of 12, and a worm with a 12 pitch and a 20:1 gear ratio.
Once we download these, we’re going to align our gears. This is actually a bit easier than aligning the bevel gears like we did last week. Notice that if you use the standard views with the view cube this is a lot easier.
Now, we need to add a couple empty components. These gears actually need to rotate around a point in space, rather than each other, so we need to have a couple components to link the as-built components to.
In these empty components, add an axis along the center of your object. We’re then going to create an as-built joint between this axis and our gears. This will allow them to rotate in place. These will be revolute joints because they spin around a point.
Now, let’s create a motion link between the two joints. In this situation, since the speed ratio is 20:1, we need our worm to spin 20 times faster than our gear, so our gear would be set to 360 degrees/20, and our worm would be set to 360 degrees.
Finally, we'll add a handle with a rigid joint between the handle and the worm gear! - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thank you so so much! Being a self-taught noob in the field mechanical engineering, this video is the first one that makes feel I can do what I need to.
Oh man! thank you for not all the other garble that most have. Simple and straight to the point!
All I needed to know in under 10 minutes. Awesome!
I've finally found a site which make it look easier than I expected,great tutorials keep up the good work brother.
Kind regards,
Harry
Thanks for the video man! This video helped me for projects even when I wasn't working with gears!
Outstanding..... certainly some of the best tutorials out there... concise.....well paced.
Wow I still have so much to learn, but this was great, very clear and educational.
Thankyou
Much better tutorial than fusion one.. Fast, easy without voice spamming, Thanks.
EXactly what i need to test my models, thanks dude!!!!!!!!
Sir, thank you for your videos. I've just started learning fusion and your videos and your calmness is encouraging to us. It keeps me specialy away from getting tired of the very basic mistakes i do down the road❤
so we never give up, we keep swimming😂
Incredibly helpful video. Thank you
This is really cool. I was able to achieve the same result with some gears I made before... Thanks!
You are a very good teacher. So good I search your channel first
Thank you, this video helped me a lot
Thank you...I needed this
You are awesome MAN, thanks ALOT!
Nice teaching 👍....love from india❤️
Great video, thanks!
very helpful video , thanks a lot
Thanks a lot... It helped me very much..Greetings from argentina
Thank you for the video. It is really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks form Belgium!!!
Excellent video, very informative. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Justin. Thank you for the great content! Do you have a video that shows how to make a single object rotate and slide at the same time?
Great video, you explained this better than other videos on youtube.
Awesome! :)
amazing stuff!! Thank you
Wonderful. Now if only Shapr would add this stuff.
Thanks
great love it
thanks a lot, man you helped a lot
Super good
Great Video! Clear and concise. Anyway you can do a video on making wheels turn as you drag a vehicle across a floor?
thank you. this is what i exactly needed (geared dc motor would rotate the worm)
I have a question regarding the worm gear you picked. There were five 12 pitch choices and you picked 12:1. Does it mean, the other 4 options will still work with the worm you first imported? Thank you for this great video!
Thnx bro❤️
Hey love your videos! Could you make a video demonstrating how to make a helix in Fusion 360. Thanks.
Sure - in the meantime, just use the coil tool - I think it should do what you want - thanks!
SOoooo good, thank you
Grounding the component is what I was missing. Thanks!
thanks man!!
Great video ,how can i eliminate the rotation when i turn the gear just i only want the worm gear trotate the gear i don't want the other way around
Thanks for the clear talking video - great content. Not sure about the hat though :)
can we get resultant torque force in fusion 360? means how much force required on liver can lift 75kg weight from 2nd gear
i built the handle with you!
Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below!
Nope, you explained everything so efficiently that I have no questions. thank you
Sir there is a problem when making the rigid relation . -1 in distance can't make... Is that any problem of sketching of the inside handle..?
Can I have 2 worm gears on one axle, 1 turning the gear clockwise and 1 turning thw other hear counterclockwise. If so how would I go about that. Thanks
Looks like they changed default gear for worm gear, now it has angled teeth and I couldn't perform clean joining of parts without intersecting.
hi, do you mind putting a link of the fushion360 final product in the channel? Pls
Hazlo con sketchup-msp.Saludos
Hi Justin! I sent you a question in the "discussions" section, but maybe you did not see it. I try here. Thanks for the nice and clear instructionals! I am a Norwegian makerspace co-founder and PHD researcher, and I was wondering if you wouldn't mind me sending you some questions over e-mail?
Not ignoring you I promise - just SIGNIFICANTLY behind on emails - let me take a look at what you sent over - thanks!
@@TheFusionEssentials Great, thanks so much for taking your time with that!
Hey again Justin! Just wondering if you received my e-mail, and if you are too busy maybe I should move on to finding another person for my project? :)
@@magnhildennordahl2417 Probably so unfortunately - I'm a bit too far behind to get to it right now. Sorry about that
@@TheFusionEssentials No worries! :)
you look like the guy from the minehut tutorials
How motion moves with mouse
So easy.
How common is fusion 360 in machine shops? I sent my file two a pair of recommended vendors. Neither could take my file. They want Autocad or solidworks
I'm not 100% sure - my understanding was that you could export a Fusion 360 file in a format they can read like STL - did they ask for a specific file type?
every time i try to spin the gears like you do my fusion 360 hangs.
Not really a simulation right?
this guy is a clone of mr carlson lab
I think modeling the gear would be more useful.