I would open a sketch, lets say on the right plane. Draw a circle and dimension the outer diameter. Next I would offset that circle to the thickness of the belt. Next I would extrude that sketch by mid plane to the width of the belt. Now I would create another sketch off the same plane (right) and select the face of the belt and select convert entities in your sketch list. Now I would take the line command and center a tooth top and bottom (or off set them if need belt). Now trim off the excess lines after you dimension your teeth.. Extrude the teeth sketch the same way as you did the belt.. Now select that feature in the feature manager and do a circular pattern.. You can then choose how many teeth you want and it will space it out for you.. . Email me if you need better help
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I would open a sketch, lets say on the right plane. Draw a circle and dimension the outer diameter. Next I would offset that circle to the thickness of the belt. Next I would extrude that sketch by mid plane to the width of the belt. Now I would create another sketch off the same plane (right) and select the face of the belt and select convert entities in your sketch list. Now I would take the line command and center a tooth top and bottom (or off set them if need belt). Now trim off the excess lines after you dimension your teeth.. Extrude the teeth sketch the same way as you did the belt.. Now select that feature in the feature manager and do a circular pattern.. You can then choose how many teeth you want and it will space it out for you.. . Email me if you need better help
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