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Re: how to design sprockets
The machinerys handbook has all the ANSI Sprocket Tooth Forms for roller chain sprockets. It also has all the neccesary information for flange thickness and tooth section profile dimensions.
It is not super complicated to create a sprocket. Sit down with the tooth form and profile information and you should be able to make a CAD/CAM drawing fairly quickly. |
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