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Re: how to design sprockets

They did great with chain. No slipping or anything. We did have a little side wear on the drivetrain due to misaligned sprockets/chain. We have been through 10 competitions with these sprockets and they are still working.

I do not have an exact weight, but I think they weighed half as much as the steel sprockets!

You do not need any fancy programing to make a sprocket work.
Just a simple program, CNC mill, mill bit, and a drill bit!
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