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unitelex · 10th Nov 2019, 6:57 pm

If you can remove the gear without it completely falling apart, you might be able to find somebody skilled with a small milling machine and lathe who could copy it. A material such as Delrin/Acetal/Nylon is easy to machine and would be reasonable durable.

But there would need to be enough of the gear remaining so that the diameter, tooth pitch and axle sizes could be measured.

10th Nov 2019, 6:57 pm	#5
unitelex Hexode Join Date: May 2005 Location: Greater Manchester, UK. Posts: 496	Re: Philips 374 Radio Cassette Recorder If you can remove the gear without it completely falling apart, you might be able to find somebody skilled with a small milling machine and lathe who could copy it. A material such as Delrin/Acetal/Nylon is easy to machine and would be reasonable durable. But there would need to be enough of the gear remaining so that the diameter, tooth pitch and axle sizes could be measured.