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Maybe clarify what you mean. My math was dividing the new amount of force (800N), by the original amount (400N). That's how I got 2. I needed that number in order to find what to multiply the original dimensions by. 3√2 * (original dimensions of pulley)

Hello Everyone, I'm currently making simulations in Solidworks and am confused. I have to double the force on a pulley and change the dimensions from the original pulley, in order to withstand the new force. My hypothesis: If I multiply all the dimensions by the cubed root of 2, then my...