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    steamdave
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      @steamdave

      I have a length of 3mm pitch roller chain and need two sprockets of 10 or possibly 12 teeth.

      HPC gears list 4mm pitch as their smallest and a search on the internet doesn't reveal any other manufacturer of such a small chain or sprockets.

      So over to the brains trust: any ideas on where to get the required sprockets?

      Dave
      The Emerald Isle

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      steamdave
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        @steamdave

        Sprockets wanted

        #465219
        roy entwistle
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          @royentwistle24699

          can you not make your own ?cheeky

          #465225
          DC31k
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            @dc31k

            I do not think 3mm pitch chain is made under any international standard.

            Somewhat confusingly, 03B chain in an ISO standard is 5mm pitch.

            These people:

            https://www.motionindustrial.co.uk/productcat/chains-sprockets/

            say they can supply.

            The only reference I found for 3mm pitch sprockets was for Chinese-made mini-motorbikes (pit bikes).

            As Roy says, maybe make your own. Start with a decagon of 3mm side and go from there.

            #465240
            John Haine
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              @johnhaine32865

              If you search online there's a website somewhere that says how to make your own cycle sprockets, iirc mainly by hand.

              #465275
              DC31k
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                @dc31k
                Posted by John Haine on 17/04/2020 14:27:34:

                If you search online there's a website somewhere that says how to make your own cycle sprockets, iirc mainly by hand.

                Is it this one?

                http://www.gizmology.net/sprockets.htm

                If you are at all CAD-minded, download a dxf of a 6mm pitch sprocket of the correct number of teeth and scale by 50%. Add a few centres for the rollers, print out, stick to blank, drill, saw file, done.

                #465283
                JasonB
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                  @jasonb

                  I suggested that in a recent post here

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