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Thread: Tig weld Zamak ???

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    The gears that I have are all larger than what you need. I think that I would check out www.bostongear.com They have a section on gear theory. Using that you may be able to get a match to what you need. This will be the hardest part. Keep us posted...
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    Thank you, I will go over to that site and check, this morning!
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    I'll be honest... Gadget has cnc capabilities with an understanding of basic engineering. I'd try to get schematics on my part, digitize them, and send them his way.

    A case of beer and a bottle of wine for the missus (or sheet of mdf) is an excellent payoff for a custom cast cnc engineered sprocket if you just so happen to know someone with a home forge... just saying

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