Our 'Skip Tooth' tech allows us to control what parts of a component we want to chamfer. Instead of running a whole edge, this operation can 'skip' over the part that doesn't need a chamfer…
In simple terms, gear chamfering is the process of cutting a 90-degree edge at a 45-degree angle, but in reality it’s a bit more complicated than that.
Achieving the perfect chamfer can be frustrating, as there are so many factors that could cause an uneven chamfer. James Engineering offers a couple of tips on how to become the champion of chamfers.
