[chrisb]

Anyone know of sources for small brass spur gears. Thinkling about making a 1:20 scale winch. A good source for nylon and plastic gears is a junk photo copier
but I would like to use brass.

 

[Mik]

Model engineers usually get theirs at one of 2 places. Boston Gear in Mass http://bostongear.com/products/open/sg.html or Small Parts Inc in Florida http://www.smallparts.com/b/16412081

 

[xo18thfa]

Chris: Check out Stock Drive Products. They have a huge selection and are good folks for the hobbyists.





http://www.sdp-si.com/index.asp


Take care, Bob

 

[Jerry Barnes]

I got mine, for my shay, from Chicago Gear.

 

[toddalin]

Goldmine Electronics carries a nice selection of gears, sprocket, and belts.

http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/products.asp?dept=1224

 

[Cuhail]

I have a whole small drawer full of that kind of stuff from 2 windup alarm clocks I got at a second-hand store. Different sizes, different cutouts different materials. Plastic, nylon and a bunch of brass sprockets and gears. I think I paid $1.00 for both.

Cuhail

 

[railgeek]

Hi,
Although these are delrin, check out http://www.servolink.com/
Plenty of gears, chain, etc. and very inexpensive. I use these exclusively for my chain drive units, etc.
Thanks,
Marc

 

[Snoq Pass]

Marc, the link for sev-o-link does not work....

Link fixed

 

[chuckger]

Hey, Link worked for me.

Chuck