Chain Drive Pinion - Gingery Shaper - Its ALIVE! @Makercise
Chain Drive Pinion - Gingery Shaper - Its ALIVE!  @Makercise
Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
The Gingery Shaper uses a 10-tooth pinion sprocket to drive the 40-tooth bull wheel sprocket, so I bored out the pinion to create a chain drive.

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