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Sidelock
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Thanks for the info Clint. Do you know if they are sharpening old cutters?
Welcome to the Forum!
Best,
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Anybody here get that MMC checkering tool that just sold on E-bay? Checkering Tool John
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Steve,
He does resharpen them, give him a call.
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Howdy Jim and Steve,
Yes, Jim is correct. Sorry I dropped the ball and did not check back on the forum over this weekend. Universal Grinding does resharpen the blades, and at a reasonable cost.
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Boxlock
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Hi,
Sorry to resurect an old topic but this seemed to be a good place to ask this question. I have an MMC Electric Checkering Tool that has stripped gears in the 90 degree drive. Does anybody have a clue alternatives? I have been looking at electric slot car gears sets as they seem to be about the right size. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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USAF RET 1971-95 ![[Linked Image from jpgbox.com]](http://www.jpgbox.com/jpg/57865_80x60.jpg)
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Have you looked here: SDP/SI Research their site they may have what will work for you
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Wow! The D3 appears to be almost exactly like the MMC from the photograph. I will write them and see if the gear sets are available as a replacement part. I did some careful measurements with a digital caliper and it appears that the gears are 100 pitch, 22 tooth, 1/8" shaft and 1/4" O.D. The most of the teeth are stripped so I had to do some interpolation. Thanks for the links. I will also check out the gear mfg site.
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The internal parts and likely the basic body are probably not purpose built for checkering. If you don't have much luck with the other leads, maybe there's a manufacturer marked on the body. NSK? If so, you can probably track down repair shops and parts suppliers. If you can't find that manufacturer marking, a handpiece repair shop would likely know the innards from a good picture or accept the basic body for repair. Best of luck with it.
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