Anyone cut small pinion gears here ?

I need 4 special gears cut, small things, mild steel, 14 teeth I think, about 1/2 to 5/8 diameter by about 3/4 inch long, this is from memory as I left it in the workshop. Can anyone do this for a realistic price. If they can, there may be more in the future. They are to repair a special type of lock for a customer of mine. Bob

"Emimec" wrote in message
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Have you looked on the HPC gears web site? There are very few styles they don't do:
http://www.hpcgears.com/
AWEM

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Good thinking, forgot about them. Will look today. Thanks bob
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On Thursday, 11 July 2013 20:53:48 UTC+1, Emimec wrote:
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bout 1/2 to 5/8 diameter by about 3/4 inch long, this is from memory as I l eft it in the workshop. Can anyone do this for a realistic price. If they c an, there may be more in the future. They are to repair a special type of l ock for a customer of mine. Bob
With a little more information, I can hob them for you. Peter

On Thursday, 11 July 2013 20:53:48 UTC+1, Emimec wrote:
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With a little more information, I can hob them for you. Peter
Many thanks, I missed the reply so apologies for my delay. As I know little about gear descriptions, pressure angles, DP etc, I can do one of two things, wait for my "man" to return from holiday, and get an accurate description of what you need to make one, or post a damaged gear to you. I did see, thanks to Andrew's suggestion, that HPC gears do gear rod stock, which if I knew what my gear is, might do nicely and save a lot off aggro Bob

I find Martin Gear in the States infinitely cheaper than HPC and you can buy through Amazon.Prices quoted include all duties carriage etc.

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Mark Many thanks for that useful pointer cheers

Hi Roland,good to see you're still about on the groups.Hope you're keeping well.
To Mr Phillips who emailed me to say he could not find Martin Gear on the web,I'm sorry but lost your email but here is a link to Martins which is the first hit I got when I typed Martin Gear in to Google.Would you like a link to Google too? :-)
http://www.martinsprocket.com/

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Mark
I did find that MartinSprocket site, and saw they did gears too, but I thought it was too unlike HTC to be the one you were suggesting.
Is you alluded, HTC are expensive but then they do have a very wide range and its mostly in stock.
Ian