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#25 sprocket CAD
Hey, does anyone know where I can find CAD models for #25 sprockets? I'm specifically looking for 60t, but it would be nice to know where I can find other sizes as well.
Thanks, Adam 
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21-04-2012, 00:47
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Re: #25 sprocket CAD
What CAD software do you use?
If you use Inventor, you can use the roller chain design accelerator to create instant sprockets of any pitch and size. If you need any help, PM me!
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11-05-2012, 15:27
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Re: #25 sprocket CAD
McMaster and SDP both have CAD models (in pretty much any format you could need) for any sprocket/gear that they sell.
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