Cad for a .375" hex sprocket

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Cad for a .375" hex sprocket

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21-11-2016, 20:42

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Re: Cad for a .375" hex sprocket

ANSI 25 and 35.

EDIT - Woops. Just saw the .375" bit. Your best bet is to take a 3/8" round hole and broach it to hex, or take a sprocket with the 6 hole mounting pattern and use this hub.

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