Thread: #25 sprockets with 1/4" bore and a keyway
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Re: #25 sprockets with 1/4" bore and a keyway
You may contact some shops in your area and see if any of them can broach it for you if no one has them in stock, also from enco a 3/32" broach is between 20 and 30 dollars, and will eliminate this problem in the future, think of getting the broach as opening up possibilities for you later down the road.
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