Does anyone know where or who makes a chopper disk with a OD of between 100mm - 110mm?
Or the CAD code so I can get one cut.
If I can find one that size I can run it behind the gilmer.
Chopper Disks
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Chopper Disks
by rx7brain on Tue Mar 23, 2010 1:32 pm
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Re: Chopper Disks
by figgie on Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:32 am
What type of choper disk are you looking for?
I have attached the 60-2 and 36-1 dimensions, these where copied from Bosch (they are the inventors of it).
I have attached the 60-2 and 36-1 dimensions, these where copied from Bosch (they are the inventors of it).
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Re: Chopper Disks
by Turby on Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:31 am
You could try http://www.emachineshop.com/ which allows you to design and draw what you want and then get the part made
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Re: Chopper Disks
by rx7brain on Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:26 pm
Thanks Turby and Figgie.
Great info.
I ended up sourcing one nearly exactly the size I was after from a place in the UK, triggerwheels.com.
AU$45 delivered, figured that would be hard to beat.
That emachineshop concept is awesome, I will remember that.
Great info.
I ended up sourcing one nearly exactly the size I was after from a place in the UK, triggerwheels.com.
AU$45 delivered, figured that would be hard to beat.
That emachineshop concept is awesome, I will remember that.
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