Video-Simple Gear Design – Tooth Strength and the Lewis Form Factor

Written by Corey Rasmussen in Gears,Mechanical Design

In this video, Corey explains how the maximum tangential force is determined for your gear tooth.

Corey is the Managing Director of the Mentored Engineer and owner of Rasmussen Designs. He received his BSME from Baylor University and holds a professional engineering license in North Carolina and Texas. He has been an engineer since 2002 with extensive experience in engineering design, fabrication and troubleshooting. He specializes in mobile equipment, hydraulic systems and machine design. He has two patents

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