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HTD 8M pulleys with ISO 14 straight-sided spline bores

Heavy-duty HTD 8M on splined shafts: straight-sided ISO 14 splines carry torque no set screw could, and the 36-tooth pulley is spoked around its spline hub.

HTD 8MISO 14 splineRetaining ringsSpokesMetal flanges

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Using the CheapCAD Tools connector, design a two-pulley timing belt drive: HTD 8M belt, about 250 mm between centres, with straight-sided ISO 14 splined bores. Pulley 1: 24 teeth, a 6 × 23 × 26 spline (6 mm spline width), a hub 40 mm across and 10 mm tall. Pulley 2: 36 teeth, a 6 × 28 × 32 spline (7 mm spline width), a hub 48 mm across and 10 mm tall, 6 spokes around a 48 mm spoke hub with a 4.1 mm rim under the teeth, and flanges drawn as metal plates reaching 4.2 mm past the teeth. Check the design, apply any Auto-fix it suggests, then export both pulleys as STL and give me the download link.

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What's in this design

The drive

  • HTD 8M belt, 10 mm wide, 93 teeth (744 mm long)
  • Centre distance 251.54 mm; ratio 24 : 36 (1 : 1.5)

Pulley 1

  • 24 teeth
  • ISO 14 straight-sided spline bore: 6 splines, 23 × 26 mm, 6 mm wide
  • DIN 471 26 × 1.2 retaining ring on the top face, sitting flush in counterbores
  • Hub Ø40 × 10 mm

Pulley 2

  • 36 teeth
  • ISO 14 straight-sided spline bore: 6 splines, 28 × 32 mm, 7 mm wide
  • DIN 471 32 × 1.5 retaining ring on the top face, sitting flush in counterbores
  • Hub Ø48 × 10 mm
  • 6 spokes, 4 mm wide, under a 4.1 mm deep rim
  • Metal-plate flanges, 1 mm sheet, flared at 15°

In the free STL zip

  • HTD-8M-24T.stl — pulley 1, 24 teeth
  • HTD-8M-36T-P2+flange.stl — pulley 2, 36 teeth

Free STLs are CC BY 4.0, printed size without print compensation. Open the design to change anything, tune the fit for your printer, or download STEP, DXF, SVG and the belt.

Dimensions — 23 figures from the generator
Pulley 1Pulley 2
Pitch diameter61.12 mm91.67 mm
Outside diameter59.74 mm90.30 mm
Root diameter52.98 mm83.54 mm
Groove depth3.38 mm3.38 mm
Pitch line differential0.69 mm0.69 mm
Spline minor (the bore)23.01 mm28.01 mm
Spline major (its reach)26.04 mm32.05 mm
Sample shaft minor22.97 mm27.97 mm
Sample shaft major25.64 mm31.61 mm
Retaining ringDIN 471 26 × 1.2, top face (McMaster 98541A128)DIN 471 32 × 1.5, top face
Ring counterbore diameter35.50 mm43.00 mm
Ring counterbore depth1.30 mm1.60 mm
Belt width10.00 mm10.00 mm
Face width (belt + clearance)20.00 mm20.00 mm
Minimum face width20.00 mm12.00 mm
Flange outside diameter—98.70 mm
Flange past the OD—4.20 mm
Minimum flange height—4.07 mm
Flange inward of the groove—4.10 mm
Minimum flange overlap—4.07 mm≈
Belt93 teeth · 744.00 mm
Centre distance251.54 mm
Drive ratio24 : 36 · 1 : 1.5

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