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Holtzman 26-07-2007 21:00

pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 

AdamHeard 26-07-2007 21:01

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Looks nice... These were in the drive I assume.

How long did it take to machine? How many set ups? (I'm assuming one on a CNC mill and one on a waterjet/lathe)

do you know if the amount of weight saved (how much did it save?) was worth the extra time?

Holtzman 26-07-2007 21:09

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Machining time was a little over an hour. 1 setup on the mill. Holes were tapped by hand afterwards. Slight tooth chamfer was done on the lathe afterwards.

Was it worth the time? Probably not, but they do look nice.

AdamHeard 26-07-2007 21:16

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Did you cut the teeth on the mill as well?

If so, what diamater cutter was used?

Cory 26-07-2007 21:26

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Are those radiused areas in the center contoured?

Or do they just happen to be the same radius as a ball endmill you ran through there?

Those are some sick sprockets.

CraigHickman 26-07-2007 22:04

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Woah. I don't think I've seen a sprocket that sexy since one of 233's huge pink ones.... This one is just elegant though! It makes me wish more and more that my team had a CNC...

Nice job!

Nuttyman54 26-07-2007 22:16

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
two words: SICK NASTY!

190 had AL drive sprockets (31 teeth, I don't know why they HAD to be 31 teeth), but they were no where near as sexy as that beast...nicely done

Jeff K. 26-07-2007 23:02

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Pretty snazzy!

Form does indeed follow functionality.:D

sanddrag 26-07-2007 23:07

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
What feedrate did you cut it at? That's a lot of material to remove just to avoid using spacers. But it does look quite nice.

Jonathan Norris 27-07-2007 00:31

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
TyTown those sprockets are absolutely ridiculous, I want one :yikes:

alex1699 27-07-2007 08:55

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
as Borat would say "Very Nice"

Billfred 27-07-2007 12:22

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Wow.


JesseK 27-07-2007 13:30

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
It wouldn't take much to cover the teeth and powder coat it for an genuine look either. Very nicely conceived, though I'm curious as to what a F.E. Analysis on it looks like. It looks at first glance as though the dips on the inner ring between the sets of holes would be the weakest points.

AdamHeard 27-07-2007 13:36

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseK (Post 636795)
It wouldn't take much to cover the teeth and powder coat it for an genuine look either. Very nicely conceived, though I'm curious as to what a F.E. Analysis on it looks like. It looks at first glance as though the dips on the inner ring between the sets of holes would be the weakest points.

Probably true, but it looks to be atleast as thick as the standard sprocket thickness there. So, it is no weaker than a normal sprocket most likely.

(this is just an assumption... If I had the model, I'd run FEA on it to verify)

Greg Needel 27-07-2007 13:47

Re: pic: Custom Machined Aluminum #25 Sprocket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AdamHeard (Post 636796)
Probably true, but it looks to be atleast as thick as the standard sprocket thickness there. So, it is no weaker than a normal sprocket most likely.

I don't think the thickness is under question it is the webbing on the profile.


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