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Re: how to design sprockets

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Originally Posted by coreyjon
I'm just curious why it is you need to machine your own sprockets. As it was said above, sprockets are so innexpensive, that I can not see the need to spend the time making them in the shop. (other than to say that you made the sprockets yourself - Something I might do - even though it is impractical).
If you've got the CNC machine, the only cost to you is the cost of the raw materials.
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