A method which is executed in a grinding machine comprising a) rotationally driving a cup grinding wheel around an axis of rotation of a tool spindle at a first speed, b) rotationally driving a dressing tool around an axis of rotation of a dressing spindle at a second speed, c) carrying out a dressing method using the dressing tool, wherein a predetermined, fixed speed ratio is specified between the first speed and the second speed, and after steps (a), (b), and (c): i. eccentrically rotationally driving the cup grinding wheel around the axis of rotation of the tool spindle at a first machining speed using the eccentric drive, ii. carrying out a grinding method, wherein the bevel gear workpiece is machined by grinding using the cup grinding wheel.

A method for dressing a multi-thread grinding worm for the grinding of toothings, wherein the grinding worm includes a plurality of worm threads that are each dressed by a dressing tool with at least one dressing stroke to provide the grinding worm with a desired profile. The method includes: a) dressing a first worm thread, wherein at least one process parameter is measured and recorded during the dressing process; b) dressing a further worm thread, wherein the process parameter is measured and recorded during the dressing process; c) after dressing all worm threads: combining the recorded data of the process parameter; d) comparing the combined data of the process parameter with data stored in a machine controller and checking whether the combined data are within a predefined admissible range; e) outputting a signal if the combined data are not within the predefined admissible range.

The invention relates to a method for machining toothings, which method uses a disk-shaped, toothed tool that is rotationally driven about its axis of rotation and has a geometrically defined cutting edge. The tool teeth are produced from a base material, are provided, at least on the tooth flanks, with a coating that improves wear resistance, and have machining surfaces facing an end face of the tool, said machining surfaces being re-ground from time to time when the tool is reconditioned, wherein after at least one regrinding, use of the tool is resumed and continued with regions of the machining surfaces formed along the cutting edges from the base material.

Method and systems are disclosed for plunge dressing of a spiral bevel gear-grinding wheel. The method includes providing a dressing roll for plunge dressing of a spiral bevel gear-grinding wheel, the dressing roll including: a body portion having an axis of rotation, a radial extent about said axis, and an axial extent, the body portion integrally comprising: a base portion configured for connection to a drive motor, a first cutting surface, and a second cutting surface, and plunge dressing of the spiral bevel gear-grinding wheel based upon the interference calculation. Some embodiments include determining whether interference will occur between the grinding wheel and the dressing roll before plunge dressing.

Method for grinding a bevel gear, comprising the method steps of clamping a bevel gear (14) to be ground on a workpiece spindle (12) of a bevel gear grinding machine (2); first grinding of the tooth flanks (16, 18) of the bevel gear (14) with a first grinding tool (6), wherein the first grinding tool (6) is arranged on a first tool spindle (4) of the bevel gear grinding machine (2); fine grinding of the tooth flanks (16, 18) of the bevel gear (14) with a second grinding tool (10), wherein the second grinding tool (10) is arranged on a second tool spindle (8) of the bevel gear grinding machine (2).

A method for dressing a grinding worm using a dressing roll that engages the grinding worm to profile its helical grinding profile. The dressing roll is produced by: a) producing a disk-shaped base body a profiled surface for receiving a layer of abrasive particles, wherein the surface is at least partially tooth-shaped in a radial cross section, b) positioning the abrasive particles on the profiled surface, c) profiling the base body provided with abrasive particles by removing outer sections of the abrasive particles with a profiling tool so that the abrasive profile of the dressing roll is created. Production of the profiled surface takes place in step a) so that the distance between the profiled surface and the abrasive profile changes during advancing from the root region to the tip region at a flank of the tooth-shaped surface, measured in the radial cross section perpendicular to the profiled surface.

A method for dressing a grinding worm using a dressing roll that engages the grinding worm to profile its helical grinding profile. The abrasive profile of the dressing roll is at least partially tooth-shaped in a radial cross section and extends radially from a root region to a tip region. The dressing roll is produced by: a) producing a counterpart having an inner surface; b) positioning and fixing a layer of abrasive particles on the tooth-shaped surface; c) producing a disk-shaped base body of the dressing roll and connecting the base body with a carrier layer for the abrasive particles; d) demolding the base body; e) profiling the base body. Step a) includes providing the counterpart with the surface so that the distance between the profiled surface and the abrasive profile changes during advancing from the root region to the tip region at least at one flank of the surface, measured in the radial cross section perpendicular to the profiled surface.

A method of producing a workpiece having a modified gearing geometry by a generating method includes generating machining the workpiece in at least one machining stroke with a tool having a modified gearing geometry and a topological modification. Provision is made that the contact path with the workpiece is not shifted on the tool during the machining stroke. In one example, a cylindrical workpiece is machined by an axial generating method. In another example, a conical workpiece is machined by a diagonal generating method, and the diagonal ratio is selected such that the contact path does not shift on the tool during the machining stroke.

A method for machining toothed and hardened work wheels, includes: mounting a work wheel that is hardened and pre-toothed with an allowance onto a workpiece spindle; removing at least 50% of the allowance by means of gear skiving with a skiving wheel that is rotatably driven by a tool spindle; precision-machining the work wheel in unchanged tension by means of a honing wheel. The forward movement occurs during gear skiving in the extension direction of the toothing. The delivery of the workpiece that is moved in an oscillating manner in the extension direction of the toothing occurs during honing in the radial direction. The skiving wheel and the honing wheel are driven by a common tool spindle. A device for carrying out the method includes a workpiece spindle, which is driven to rotate, and a tool spindle, which carries a combination tool having a skiving wheel and a honing wheel.

A method for machining a workpiece to provide a toothed member having a desired tooth pattern. The workpiece is machined to a first depth using a cutting tool, thereby forming a semi-finished tooth pattern, the first depth less than a full depth to which the workpiece is to be machined to provide the desired tooth pattern. Dimensions of the semi-finished tooth pattern are acquired and compared to nominal dimensions. If the acquired dimensions are not within a tolerance of the nominal dimensions, the geometry of the cutting tool is modified for correcting deviations of the acquired dimensions from tolerance and the workpiece further machined by the modified cutting tool. Once the dimensions of the semi-finished tooth pattern are within tolerance, the workpiece is machined to the full depth for providing the desired tooth pattern.