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#25 sprockets with 1/4" bore and a keyway

Does anyone know where we could find some #25 sprockets with a 1/4" bore and a 3/32" keyway? I would really like to stick with the 1/4" bore for another reason specific to our design, but even though keyed parts are harder to find in that size. \

We're planning on getting 1/4" shaft with a 3/32" key slot from mcmaster, but they don't have keyed sprockets in that size. We have a 1/8" key broach, but would prefer not to have to buy a 3/32" broach.

Any suggestions?
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Re: #25 sprockets with 1/4" bore and a keyway

Go contact Martin Sprocket and Gear http://martinsprocket.com/.
They should be able to find you some local suppliers and they may have the #25 Sprockets you're looking for with the specific keys and bore.
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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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