Air Compressor Pulley wrench dimensions / drawing?

[SandBar]

I find myself needing to replace the belt as it failed due to age. I read a post that mentioned the dimensions of the wrenches were posted somewhere but I never found the source post. Does a cad file or drawing exist? Thank you!

 

[runk]

Compressor wrench drawing

Here is a .pdf of the wrench. Print it exact size and cut it out. If you need the .dwg or .dxf for a CNC machine, PM me and I'll get it to you. Originals were 3/16" mild steel.

www.steelsoldiers.com

You may need to play with the scale if you print it out.
There was a member who made them, but stopped years ago.

 

[SandBar]

DXF would be great of you can PM then to me, I can use it to validate the models I put together here:

M35/M54 Air Compressor Pulley Wrench - 3D Printed

Modeled the official wrench, then bolstered it so it will survive when 3d printed in a suitable filament like ASA or Nylon. Printing one now and will report back on how it does (I had a belt snap hence the need for the tool today and not waiting for shipping).

www.steelsoldiers.com

Thank you!

 

[gringeltaube]

Compressor wrench drawing

Here is a .pdf of the wrench. Print it exact size and cut it out. If you need the .dwg or .dxf for a CNC machine, PM me and I'll get it to you. Originals were 3/16" mild steel.

www.steelsoldiers.com

You may need to play with the scale if you print it out.
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FWIW, regarding actual dimensions mentioned in that linked post: neither 4" or 4.25" is correct (!)
4.375" will barely fit, so better make it 1/16th larger.
And the net width of the 4 "legs" should be 2.0", not less.
Too loose fit is not an issue here; too tight is.....

Pictured below is what I have...
Not "original" and very loose fit, but it does the job.

 

[SandBar]

Very appreciated, made some edits to give it more clearance and started the print.

 

[MG2936]

Very appreciated, made some edits to give it more clearance and started the print.

I guess I am old school, I traced the outline on a piece of 1/4 inch flat stock and used a cutting torch.