Solidworks models of spur gears

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SolidWorks users seeking spur gear models can find them on 3D Content Central, which is recommended as the best resource. The site offers configurable gear parts that allow modifications to parameters such as module, diameter, number of teeth, and hub configuration. Users of the SolidWorks student edition may not have access to the toolbox for creating gears, making these external resources essential. Overall, 3D Content Central is a valuable tool for obtaining customizable spur gear models. Accessing this site can significantly enhance design capabilities for SolidWorks users.
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where can i get Solidworks models of spur gears? I have Solidworks student edition, and it doesn't include the toolbox that you can use to create gears.

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3dContentCentral.com may have some
 
3D Content Central, as tygerdawg said is the best site. You will find some configurable gear parts (you will be able to modify module/DP, diamter, number of teeth and hub configuration) etc.
 

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