18 Apr
2003
18 Apr
'03
3:46 a.m.
Hello Ethan,
re: Machinery's Handbook
That was the complete title. Check out these links ...
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At 08:23 AM 4/18/03 -0700, you wrote:
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That's a nice tip, but could you go one step further and give
the complete title of a book I could go to the Library Reference
section and ask for? I'm not being a smartass; I'm just fairly
ignorant about the mechanical aspects of moving parts.
Now, if you'd said "look up *foo* in the CRC", I'd just go down
to my bookshelf and pull out my copy. I have no such things
for mechanical engineering, just EE and a tid bit of chemistry.
Thanks,
-ethan
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but I
still don't know how to sit down and accurately
determine the physical characteristics of these gears
Look up gears/gearing in Machinery's Handbook for a definition
of all the defining parameters for gears.