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ANSI/AGMA publishes detailed standards for gear design and drawings.
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- 1. Circles, circular arcs, and other curved surfaces may be drawn using offset measurements.
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- 2. In oblique projections, the projectors are perpendicular to each other but are not parallel to the plane of projection.
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- 3. In CAD, oblique drawings are difficult to create because you cannot use snap increments or draw similarly to drawing on grid paper.
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- 4. When the receding lines are drawn to half size, the drawing is known as a cabinet projection.
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- 5. In oblique projections, one of the object's principal faces is parallel to the plane of projection.
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- 6. In working drawings for worm gears, gear teeth are omitted and the gear blank is represented conventionally.
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- 7. When laying out a gear, the number of spaces should be twice the number of teeth.
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- 8. Worm wheels are similar to helical gears cut to conform to the shape of the worm.
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- 9. Proportions and shapes of gear teeth are not standardized.
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- 10. In working drawings with teeth cut to a standard shape, individual teeth typically are not shown.
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