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I'm a Mechatronic engineering student. During Machine Design, we had to learn how to design transmission systems (gears, chains, V-Belt, Timing belt etc) by hand!

Using a book such as “Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design” (This is available on torrent). There are a lot of little pitfalls when it comes to gearing design, so it might be a good read just to get a few pointers. Try to be a pro and design your drive with nothing but a calculator and pencil – It's very possible!

When we are actually implementing it into a design, we usually use a CAD program such as ProENGINEER or CATIA with the mechanical system plugins installed, which can give real-time calculations on the design.