According to the principles of mechanics, they should be quiter, stronger and last longer than straight cut gears. Although they do transfer the direction of the load when the gearâs working along the axis of the gear in the direction of the helix⌠so standard gearbox bearings probably wouldnât last long and bushes would flog out pretty fast. Usually thrust bearings are used with helical gears, like a car gearbox⌠not straight ball or roller for that reason.
Didnât know helicals were available, but theyâre a whole other level of refinement. Following this with a fair bit of interest.
I never did either, a stock wells aeg or Lehui Aug fires 2000+ rounds per minute on 2 s. 3s yea it may work and feed like mine but way far from the realistic 600-700 rpm. Wonder why they have problems trying to feed a thousand shitballs in under 30 seconds. Itâs crazy.
Yeah, my thoughts exactly regarding helical cut gears.
They have been around for some time now, but simply donât make sense to add a 3rd dimension of forces upon a gear sets/gearbox shells.
I get it that they would run smoother and quieter than bevel/straight cut gears, but would also be trying to fight to prize themselves apart at the same time
Like my mate whoâs dead used to say flying around here, straight cut gears straight out of Illinois. Fkn funny as. Ok Iâll go back in my coffin and have a moment⌠32 too youngâŚ
Running a fast motor in my Gen 8 modded A1âs with 11.1V. Just makes it quicker for 4 round burst and increases chance of actually getting one gelball on target
