Plain Indexing And Cutting A Spur Gear

Milling Machine (Each approximately one reel). Defense training film; one of a series of over fifty sound films, from one to three reels in length, made by the best professional producers under direction of the U. S. Office of Education, offered on loan at a $1 per reel service charge, and for outright sale at extremely low cost prices.
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Explains the process of cutting spur gears using a milling machine, detailing the terminology and dimensions crucial for gear design. It covers the setup of the milling machine, including the use of a dividing head for accurate spacing of cuts, the selection of appropriate cutters based on the gear specifications, and the importance of checking dimensions and calculations throughout the process. The tutorial emphasizes that the actual cutting is a minor part of the job, provided that proper preparations are made.

Keywords
spur gear, milling machine, gear design, dividing head, cutter selection, machining process, power transmission, gear specifications

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, format, sound
  2. Bell & Howell Filmosound Library Catalog of Educational Motion Pictures, 1942 — title, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description
  3. 16mm Filmography editors — length, catalog record, video