This assembly was designed for a gearbox. It contains a compact two-stage planetary gearbox using helical gears, ball bearings, and spline couplings to achieve a 27 RPM to 1800 RPM speed increase, matching generator requirements. Gear ratios were optimized (≈8.17 per stage) to ensure consistent torque transmission, with gear diameters scaled to 184 mm (planet) and 536 mm (sun) using a module of 8. 

This assembly consists of 68 individual parts and is the result of reverse engineering the IKEA "TERTIAL" work lamp.

This subassembly is a product of reverse engineering, and it is composed of 11 different parts. Features like wraps, circular patterns, revolved shapes, and lofts are employed in its design. The internal threads for the bulb are created using the "Helix and Spiral" command, paired with a sweep cut along the defined path. Additionally, precise mate types such as tangent, concentric, coincident, and screw mates ensure seamless assembly and functionality.

This assembly is composed of 3 distinct parts, incorporating weldments such as end caps and a gusset. It also includes sheet metal features like sketched bends and base flanges.

This assembly consists of 10 parts and incorporates features such as loft, revolve, sweep, and thread. The components are primarily assembled using screw, concentric, distance, and coincident mates.

This assembly consists of 12 parts and includes features such as revolve, fillets, hole wizard, chamfer, and loft. The "Helix and Spiral" command, combined with a swept extrusion along the path, is used to create threads. Additionally, various mates, including tangent, screw, parallel, distance, concentric, and coincident, are utilized.