From the course: Modeling a Motorcycle Engine with SOLIDWORKS
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Building the sprocket - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: Modeling a Motorcycle Engine with SOLIDWORKS
Building the sprocket
- Next we will model a chain sprocket. Now I will not be going into the technicalities of sprocket sizing or correct chain selections, et cetera, since our design is only conceptual. The tooth profile I use is also not to any specification and completely sketched to what looked good to me at the time. Now go ahead and open part 0207 Sprocket from the Chapter Two lesson files. I've already added a sketch with the necessary entities. The circles represent the chain and the link rollers. And the profile between the two will be used for the sprocket tooth. Our goal is to only have to provide the amount of teeth we want on our sprocket according to a specific chain pitch, and have the sprocket outside diameter adjust automatically. Now this will allow us to use a single model to easily create configurations for different sprocket sizes and designs. Now we can easily achieve this with equations, which we have used before. I have two variables set: one chain pitch and number of teeth. Now I…
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Before we begin58s
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Starting to build the connecting rod4m 24s
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Building the details of the connecting rod4m 10s
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Splitting the connecting rod2m 42s
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Roughing out the piston4m 49s
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Detailing the piston8m 20s
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Creating the valve2m 15s
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Building the sprocket5m 44s
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Creating additional gears4m 6s
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Modeling the camshaft3m 23s
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