Change gears for Smithy 3-in-1 AT-300

[caster]

I broke a change gear for my Smithy 3-in-1 AT-300. I am looking to replace or fabricate a new gear but I don't know what the gear bore is called. Its a metric gear 1 mod 63 tooth, the bore is 15mm but it has 4 keyways at right angles that measure 4.75 mm wide (my 3/16 broach fits perfectly) by 1.5mm deep. Can anyone identify what type bore this might be?


Thanks in advance for your help,

Caster



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[brent.m.bowen]

You can call Smithy and give them the number stamped on the gear, they are fairly cheap. I had to get 3 for mine a few months ago, they are very helpful.

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[wa5cab]

Getting parts from the OEM is usually a good idea. For one thing, if they are still in business, it helps to keep them in business.

I don't know that there is a formal name for this bore. The Atlas gears have two keyways @ 180 deg and most of us seem to call that "double keyed". So I guess that "quad keyed" would be appropriate.

 

[COMachinist]

I rescued a AT300 from the scrap yard, and found some of the change gears. They don’t even look used. PM me what you need ie size and teeth count and I look to see if I found the one you need. I have most of the ways, the tail stock, a cross slide tool post. I think the motor is shoot, pulleys, mill spindle don’t know about it. Got the 3 jaw 5” chuck looks like it is in ok shape as well. If anyone needs parts let me know.
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[CNCTOOLEXPRESS]

I broke a change gear for my Smithy 3-in-1 AT-300. I am looking to replace or fabricate a new gear but I don't know what the gear bore is called. Its a metric gear 1 mod 63 tooth, the bore is 15mm but it has 4 keyways at right angles that measure 4.75 mm wide (my 3/16 broach fits perfectly) by 1.5mm deep. Can anyone identify what type bore this might be?


Thanks in advance for your help,

Caster

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I posted this question to the questions & answers forum, here is the link

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/show...help-identifying-gear-hub?p=265547#post265547

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We have a large selection of these gears of various sizes www.cnctoolexpress.com