sprizocket!

[iambikepro]

made a new sprocket on autocad. dont know if u all remember but i cut one out on the cnc at my skool earlier on. i have been using it for a month and a bit and its working great for me. i just keep making ideas on autocad and i liked this one so i thought id share.

p.s does anyone know of somewhere in the coquitlam/ lowermainland that has a cnc that will do small jobs. i got 11 sprockets on a 6 inch by 4 foot sheet that i wanna get testing so i just need a small job done. any help would b great. enjoy

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k283/iambikepro/23toothmoney3d.jpg

[ZHendo]

that's sick. now all you need to do is find someone to anodize it gold for you.

[stinkydlux07]

gold and green

[freakonaleash]

One of thems mine when you get em cut remember ? :)

[ZHendo]

whatever color you get, get the sticky diamond things and put a little bit of epoxy on the bottom for longevity and then cover each of the $ symbols with them.

[iambikepro]

One of thems mine when you get em cut remember ? :)

yah yah i know jeeze josh:P and thats a cool idea^ might have to steel it from u or just get others to do it wen they buy em. for now the sprockets are just gonna b raw metal but as soon as i get my annodizer up and running then there will b some serious colouring

[Kossinnd]

oo oo you should make a really big one, 2ft by 2ft and hang it on your wall or christmas tree

[atb]

looks nice, just remeber the size and shape of the tools that are going to be cutting it.

[~mike*bodnaruk~]

wouldn't you have to anneal it too?

[Beers.]

oo oo you should make a really big one, 2ft by 2ft and hang it on your wall or christmas tree

or put it around a necklace and call him flava flave.(Mtb edition)

[Green105]

You left no reliefs in the corners.... ie impossible to machine.... but I do have a small machine.

[biggles604]

made a new sprocket on autocad. dont know if u all remember but i cut one out on the cnc at my skool earlier on. i have been using it for a month and a bit and its working great for me. i just keep making ideas on autocad and i liked this one so i thought id share.

p.s does anyone know of somewhere in the coquitlam/ lowermainland that has a cnc that will do small jobs. i got 11 sprockets on a 6 inch by 4 foot sheet that i wanna get testing so i just need a small job done. any help would b great. enjoy

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k283/iambikepro/23toothmoney3d.jpg

That would be impossible to machine, but if you can find a CNC water cutter or laser cutter, you could get the shape, then post machine it to get the right tooth camber. I would be worried about the structural integrity of it. How are you planning on mounting it to your cranks? BMX cranks?

[ito]

Where do you mount the cranks?

Might look cool on a lowrider type bike.

The Ito

[iambikepro]

yah bmx mount and im using a flow jet to cut it out so no diameter barely

[freakonaleash]

I would be worried about the structural integrity of it.

Should be fine if its anything like a medusa.

http://www.dirtworks.com.au/newsite/images/stories/eastern/eastern-sprocket-medusa-150.jpg

http://www.danscomp.com/images/products/res_458082.gif

Both those sprockets are very strong.. Im sure this one will be fine