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Does mirrored geometry have fixed constraints?
I am trying to make a spur gear model, using configuration variables for module, pressure angle and number of teeth. The problem I am facing with is the mirroring of the involute curve in the sketch. If I don't have any mirrored geometry, the sketch regenerates corectly, when I modify the number of teeth, but if I mirror the involute in the sketch, that geometry stays fixed, for a different value for the number of teeth.
Here is the link to the model:
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NeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,714@Bogdan - this looks like a bug - please "report a bug" from the help menu.
BTW the Spur Gear custom feature is calculated from standard gear equations. If you think the geometry is wrong please let me know and I will fix it.
Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEAI6
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/5742c8cde4b06c68b362d748/v/16a222adf3cb9a3b33ed9536/e/c72760543a0d4412e72f6d38#_ga=2.210257941.1085763189.1540815032-1552844877.1526996123
When I set teeth to 21, then delete this constraint and put it back where it belongs, it works.
I didn't see any horizontal or anything else that limits rotation. but this mate seems to have fixed it once replaced.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4a9b76816517425e9badd681/w/71929366e98828276d17a511/e/f7d438af547bc8de2e0e5b69
and michael was just trying to help. No need to be like that
BTW the Spur Gear custom feature is calculated from standard gear equations. If you think the geometry is wrong please let me know and I will fix it.