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A bevel gear is cone shaped with the gear teeth placed vertically along the periphery. A worm gear is barrel shaped with the teeth spiraling along the length like a screw.

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Difference between helical gear and bevel gear?

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a bevel gear assembly.


What is the difference of a crown gear or a worm gear?

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What are the 3 types of rear axle gears that are used?

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What is a bevel gear?

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How does a shaft driven motorbike works?

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