These are my babies. I spent too many hours on Simple Planes creating these guys, I don’t regret a single minute. They have let me create awesome craft, and I hope that y’all enjoy these as much as I do.

How I sorted them:

So there are 5 types of gears, each with a specific counterpart designed to work with that specific sized gear. The numbers behind each gear tell their diameter and the color of the number tells whether it is an “A” version of their gear or a “B” version. If the letter is orange, it is an A gear. If it is pink, it is a B gear. A gears can only be connected to B gears, and vice versa. You cannot connect two A gears or two B gears. For example, you can connect an A gear with 3 In diameter to a B gear with 2 in diameter, but not if they are both B gears. I recommend creating subassemblies for each gear specifying their diameter and whether it is an A or B gear. For example, I would call an A gear with 2 in diameter “Gear 2 A” in the subassembly.

How to connect two gears:

To connect two gears successfully, you must do it a certain way. You have to place the gear away from the other gear first, then bring the gear together. This is to make sure they don’t stick. I know I probably explained that terribly, so a demonstration gif is here.

So yeah, that is pretty much it, I am sorry for the long description, but I really don’t want anyone to struggle using these gears and not be able to use them for their craft.

*if you use any gear in your craft, then just put a little sentence in your description saying the gears came from me please, thanks.

*tell me if any explanations are confusing and I will try my best to fix it

*the gears in the back are a bit special. One set has the teeth turned 45 degrees and are used to change the direction of rotation. The other set have their teeth turned 90 degrees and are just used as normal gears except from the front instead of the sides.