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Re: Who makes their own wheels?
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Originally Posted by Mitchell1714 View Post
Those are some absolutely beautiful wheels. How did you attach the sprockets to the wheel "shafts"? I'm assuming the two little holes at the end of the wheel "shaft" had something to do with it. Also, why were some of the sprockets hex shaft fit and some round(in pic #2)?
The sprockets were pinned to the wheel shaft. The wheels with the sprockets that have hex were the ones driven by the gearboxes. This allowed the output shaft of the gearbox to slide right into the sprocket to drive it.
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