u/ComprehensiveBar5197

Hi Everyone,

I know there are quite a few tools around for making gear models but none really were what I was looking for in terms of simplicity, .STEP output, and ease of modification. So I came up with my own. Right now I have it dialed in to make spur, helical, herringbone, and bevel gears from a short text prompt and export .STEP files that can be imported to other CAD software or .STL to be printed. To me, it's faster than browsing Mcmaster for the gear I'm looking for.

The gear sets in the picture were done 100% with the app then the STL was opened in Bambu slicer for printing (PLA). One is helical and one is a herringbone, both about 1.5in pitch diameter.

Once a gear is generated the parameters can be quickly edited and the model updated.

I was wondering if anyone could try it out and give me some feedback on the UI, gear geometry, and how their prints turn out if they end up printing one.

The website is Involute.build

I made a text to cad generator and I plan to refine it to create different mechanical items but I started with a few different gear types. It can make spur, helical, herringbone, and bevel gears from a short text prompt and export .step b-rep files that can be imported to other CAD software or .STL to be printed. I was wondering if anyone could try it

out and give me some feedback on the UI and how their prints turn out. The gear sets I printed were done 100% with the app then the STL was opened in Bambu slicer for printing (PLA). One is helical and one is a herringbone, both about 1.5in pitch diameter. Let me know what you think.

Involute.build