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Re: Robot Arm Help - Gearing Techniques - FAQ
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Sat, 1 Feb 2003 22:50:56 GMT
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Using worms works best with other gears. The inherent gear reduction of the
worm gear is pretty good. I use the worm gear as a "work device" or
"business drive".....using it together with other gears to compliment the
overall gear train. So I'm really not sure how to answer your question. I
would suggest to consider the worm gear as an end output and not as a single
component of a gear reduction scheme. Although you could certainly use it in
that fashion.
Am I answering that correctly? Or am I addressing your question properly?
e
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In lugnet.robotics, PeterBalch <PeterBalch@compuserve.com> writes:
> Eric
>
> What is the relative efficiency of the different gear trains? Lego gears
> seem to be rather inefficient. Are worms better or worse than repeated 8t=
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> to 40t?
>
> Peter
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