Hello. I attempted searching here and on the Internet for designing beveled gears with Inkscape, but came up short. I may have poor search skills.

Is it possible to make bevel gears in Inkscape?

Thank you.

Probably others know what that is - but could you share an image of it, so that those who don't get an idea what beveled gears are?

My first guess is this:
rusty gear tutorial

My immediate thought was of gears with angled teeth designed for joining two shafts at an angle (typically 90°). Wikipedia has an article with more details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bevel_gear

The best answer for the OP, therefore, is to point out that Inkscape is a 2D drawing package, not 3D. It's also not a CAD program, despite having some CAD-like qualities and features. If you want to design a bevel gear in full 3D then Inkscape is not the program for you. If you want to draw a flat representation of a bevel gear - as an orthographic projection, for example - then Inkscape could do the job, but I still think you'd be better off with a proper CAD program.

If, however, you want to draw a 2D gear with a bevelled appearance, then Lazur's post is probably along the right lines.

Inkscape has a couple of extensions for drawing gears. Extensions menu > Render > Gears.

Also there's an LPE (live path effect). As far as I can tell, it can draw more than one interconnected gear - I mean with the teeth meshed together.

And for a simplistic type of gear, you can configure the Star tool to draw something close.

But clarity about "bevel gear" will allow us to give a better answer.

No doubt about: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bevel+gear&t= ... &ia=images
Not sure about the view angle.

Cheers