Anyone got a spare axle cog they are not using ?

Hi there Dave I have them for sale on ebay ....If you want one let me know Chas

The white 1 mate for the belt

Ive got one but its got loads of small cracks around the centre, we need marra's metal cog

That's true dan but think he's busy choking some chickens lol

Whilst not related to the original problem, how do you remove the metal bit in the centre of these cogs? Just interested in trying to print a replacement...

Hi there Dan I do have a large drive cog without the centre if you want it to make 3d copy I can lend you it
Just let me know bye Chas

Maybe a 3d printed motor cog too lol

[quote=SINCLAIR C5 CHAS;1334]Hi there Dan I do have a large drive cog without the centre if you want it to make 3d copy I can lend you it
Just let me know bye Chas[/quote]

That'd be great, thanks Chas.  How do you put the centre back in, just use a hammer

Think you av to have them pressed back in

[quote=dave;1393]Think you av to have them pressed back in [/quote]

I'll have a go and see if someone in the "know" can press them together.

Chas will no or ask marra ?

If your talking about the clutch bearing in the centre then this needs to be pressed in
If your talking about the metal sleeve which the bearing presses into then I think that is moulded to the plastic

Hi Dan I have just taken out the sleave from the Large cog and as you will see Area51 has said the cog was moulded with the sleave in place and I do not think it could be taken out without breaking the drive cog take a look at the photos .



2-IMG_0231 by CHAS SINCLAIR C5 RESTORER, on Flickr





1-IMG_0229 by CHAS SINCLAIR C5 RESTORER, on Flickr

[quote=Area51;1405]If your talking about the clutch bearing in the centre then this needs to be pressed in
If your talking about the metal sleeve which the bearing presses into then I think that is moulded to the plastic
[/quote]

Ah okay, thanks Area51. It's not as easy as I thought

[quote]Hi Dan I have just taken out the sleave from the Large cog and as you will see Area51 has said the cog was moulded with the sleave in place and I do not think it could be taken out without breaking the drive cog take a look at the photos .[/quote]

Thanks for the pictures Chas, yeah I think we'll have to leave this cog, I can't see any way to print a replacement if the metal bit was originally moulded straight into it

It might not take the strain ?

I don't think it will lol