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I found the answer at https://johnfsworkshop.org/home/making-other/gears-links/helical-gears-links/making-helical-gears-on-a-vertical-milling-machine/. It's Cutter Teeth = Actual number of teeth divided by the cosine of the helix angle cubed. Great article there, but this attachment looks like...

I understand that you don't use the same tooth form for a helical gear as you would for a spur gear. For example, (somewhere, I can't find it right now) there is a video of this attachment in use, and the poster stated that he was using a 35 tooth spur gear cutter for a 14 tooth, 45 degree...

Um, how'd you form the motor clamp?