W.olly
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you can help with trapezioid gear cutting then ha haThank god I didn't chime in.
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Okeydokey,
I will be getting the 50cmx50cm x 4mm sheet steel from work this week so i will start on the cupboard and motor bracket. Looking forward to making this
Then when that is made i will make the tray / surround made for it.
There is a sheet of 6mm stainless i can have aswell, just need to see if i can get the firm across the road to laser it for me so my work can bend it up.
I will be getting the 50cmx50cm x 4mm sheet steel from work this week so i will start on the cupboard and motor bracket. Looking forward to making this
Then when that is made i will make the tray / surround made for it. There is a sheet of 6mm stainless i can have aswell, just need to see if i can get the firm across the road to laser it for me so my work can bend it up.
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There's lots of good info. on pulley size but no-one has yet spoken about the belt(s) that will join the two pulleys.
Does anyone wish to speculate on what belt section might have been current at the time the machine was made? It is no good him buying an A-section motor pulley if the machine has a Z-section pulley on it.
Does anyone wish to speculate on what belt section might have been current at the time the machine was made? It is no good him buying an A-section motor pulley if the machine has a Z-section pulley on it.
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Should be able to measure I would have thought?
intriebsschiebe 600 oder 1200 u/min
internal slide 600 or 1200 rpm
I can't read German, but I can use Google translate
so I assume by the gear change chart that there is another influence on the speed other that the gear position i.e. a two speed motor.
What does the plaque to the right of the gear arms say?
internal slide 600 or 1200 rpm
I can't read German, but I can use Google translate
so I assume by the gear change chart that there is another influence on the speed other that the gear position i.e. a two speed motor.What does the plaque to the right of the gear arms say?
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intriebsschiebe 600 oder 1200 u/min
internal slide 600 or 1200 rpm
I can't read German, but I can use Google translate
What does the plaque to the right of the gear arms say?
Antriebsscheibe - drive pulley
W.olly
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W.olly
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intriebsschiebe 600 oder 1200 u/min
internal slide 600 or 1200 rpm
I can't read German, but I can use Google translate
What does the plaque to the right of the gear arms say?
DAPPH
as dyslexik as I'm daft
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Remember .....my giddy aunt, that was hard work. head is banging now. got my shopping list for pulley bush and belts all ready
thanks guys,
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W.olly
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well here is one of my amazing 3D CAD drawing again.
the cabinet i want to build for the lathe.
4mm steel in 50cmx50cm sheets. the dotted double lines is 50mm x 25mm x6mm channel for the lathe mounting points.
all to to be seam welded. just have to be carefull as dont want to warp it.
not to sure where to put the adjustable feet yet though.
These cheapo or ill make some as i have lengths of 40mm x 5mm round tube. got the bolts M12, just need rubber pads.
the cabinet i want to build for the lathe.
4mm steel in 50cmx50cm sheets. the dotted double lines is 50mm x 25mm x6mm channel for the lathe mounting points.
all to to be seam welded. just have to be carefull as dont want to warp it.
not to sure where to put the adjustable feet yet though.
These cheapo or ill make some as i have lengths of 40mm x 5mm round tube. got the bolts M12, just need rubber pads.
Reminds me of the time I was trying to fault find a butter boxing and conveyor machine - in German (Siemens PLC), some of the words and terms in the code sure took some time to decipher...You'll be fluent in no time , will be able to hold a conversation with a German machinist
W.olly
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Never knew they are a hard rubber. thought they was real hard plastic type material.
ill have a mooch for some or find some thick rubber.
DAPPH
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Thought to conider...
Pop it on a metal fish tank style 50 x 50 angle iron frame then add heavy duty lockable hard nylon castors in place of feet ..that way you can have it as a moveable piece of gear with storage space underneath . Any leveling up if needed can be done using shims under the lathe or the castors
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or threaded castors even. never thought of that, i have castors on all my other gears aswell ha ha, threaded means they will be same as the adjustable feet for adjustment.
i have near done designing it now aswell, there will be drawers in the end compartment. mite do more at the other end on side of the pulley `s
