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Unread 15-04-2004, 18:54
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Re: pic: 571's new gearz loose weight

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Originally Posted by JessR
From our drawings;
MODULE .7, 48 TOOTH ACETAL GEAR
(SDP PART# A 1M 2MYZ07048)
The gear was bored for a 5/16 dia shaft with 3/32 key
(the standard key size for 5/16 shaft)
& hub was faced off to .278 length thru bore to fit our space requirements on the shaft.

SDP is Stock Drive Products.

PS How is this useful to you?
Jesse
Well, I knew the gear comes from sdp-si already but I find the other information extremely useful. Thanks so much. Do you think something like a 8mm bore with 2mm keyway and .24 length through bore would hold out? The actual keyway (length and width) would only be slightly smaller than what you are using. I would be gearing the Drill down to match the Chia.

Also, thanks for the offer of AutoCAD drawings but that I don't really need them. However, I would like to see a picture of how the Fisher price transfers through the plastic gears to the metal ones. Did you say there were 3 plastic gears for the FP geartrain? I couldn't see detail on that in any of the previosly posted pics. Thanks a bunch. It is a truly wonderful design.
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