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31-05-2009, 09:37
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Re: Gears for CIM
If you want to modify a gear yourself or have a shop do it for you, then any stock gear with a 5/16" bore will work.
5/16" bore will work with an 8mm reamer. Ream the gear with an 8mm reamer and broach with a 2mm keyway broach. Add a set screw over the keyway if you want or use the retaining ring as used by AndyMark. |
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