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Re: pic: So, Andy Mark was sold out!
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Originally Posted by artdutra04
I've milled 25p sprockets from the CAD models available on McMaster and/or SDP-SI. I've been meaning to create an equation-driven SolidWorks model where you can just edit the number of teeth in the equation and hit Rebuild to make any size sprocket you want (I did that with gears a few years ago), but downloading existing part models is easier...
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Following the old saying of "Work smarter, not harder". Totally agree, CAD files are so easy to find on the net (Mcmaster + SDPSI) that it makes it completely painless.
Also ditto the fixture plate, it's how we make almost all of our flat plates on CNCs.
-Brando
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