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Hi Alan,
I'm sure you've told me before, but where are you getting your sprocket tooth profiles from? The models we used last season did not fit the chain accurately.
Hi Dave, as RC mentioned, we also generate our sprocket details in MasterCam. MasterCam has a bunch of user applications (.dll) called chooks that you can use to make sprockets, gears, and other things that I don't know much about. The sprocket profile generated is ANSI standard but is only a 2D profile. Because we have to use a 1/8" endmill to cut 25 tooth spockets, we either have to make several 0.000 clearance passes or one really slow clearance pass. The endmill flexes too much and it makes a difference in fitting the chain.

RC, really? There is a sprocket generator for Solidworks? My biggest complaint is that I have never found one. Where is it located, or is there some sort of add in? We would love to be able to generate sprockets in Solidworks. I know that Inventor has something.

Alan
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