Thread: Nylon Roller Chain Sprockets
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Unread 17-01-2003, 15:51
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The big problem I see is getting the torque to the sprocket to start with... if its cross drilled.. the force is concentrated in one place.. but if you could somehow spread it out....
but i think the best would be to go with steel.
same for the chain
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