Originally Posted by
anga
Two questions.
1.
38t 130 BCD chainrings: What is the distance between the center of the chainring to the outer edge of the bolt hole?
2. Chainring bolt for above: What are the diameters at the top of the bolt and bottom of the nut?
See attached figures for clarity.

Per
Wolf Tooth Components, a BCD is the diameter of a circle that passes through the center of all bolt holes on the circle. (This assumes that all bolts in question are equidistant from the crank spindle axis. As I recall, there are a very few odball cranks for which this isn't the case.) So the distance from the center of the crank spindle axis to the center of a bolt hole on a 130mm BCD crank would be 1/2 (130), or 65mm.
Per
Chain Reaction Cycles, the outer nut of a chainring bolt has an outside diameter of 10mm. So the distance from the center of the crank spindle axis to the outer edge of a chainring bolt hole for a 130mm BCD crankset would be 65mm + 1/2 (10mm), or 70mm.
Not sure how wide the overhang/flange at each end of a chainring bolt is. If you're looking for the distance to the outer edge of that overhang/flange, you'll need to determine and add that distance as well.