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| Does anyone know of any software that will generate sprocket profiles? I'm looking into makeing Bike sprockets, and it would save me a bunch of engineering time if there was software that would automatically generate the profile based on the chain type used. Thanks, MAK
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| Attached is a photo of three software packages for chain sprockets in the range of 20-40 tooth . Avoiding these is not to difficult. There is a circle of holes(roller size). The tooth correction is the rolling out of the chainlink in relation to the next hole. |
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| 30 day free trial then $15.00 (Shareware). http://www.wadeproco.com ![]() Les H. |
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| Thanks, that was what I was after. There are so many of those machinist utilities, I couldn't remember which one would spit out sprockt profiles. MAK
__________________ "It's only funny until some one get's hurt, and then it's just hilarious!!" Mike Patton - Faith No More Ricochet |
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| Thank you all so much for the information that has been gathered on this site... I just signed up today, and with this, I think I have made my husband's day! He is now hard at making the sprockets for the robot that he has been working on for some time. Believe me, this site has been saved to favorites and thank you all for asking and answering questions that are actually useful! |
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| There is another Thread where a guy called Mike wrote a small app that generates dxf and G code for sprockets. You may want to have a look. http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...854#post809854 Last edited by 0die; 08-11-2010 at 07:02 AM. Reason: Posted answer in wrong thread |
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Try this one out. It seems to work well and it's free. Creates a .dxf file of the entire sprocket save it into your cad and cut it. It will also generate G code. http://idleamusements.com/sprocketeer.htm Pete Last edited by Gncc50; 08-16-2010 at 08:14 PM. Reason: attach pic |
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