Re: leadscrew bearings / machine design(2nd gif dwg)

Peter:

Just to be sure that I hadn't missed anything, I reviewed your links
again. I didn't :)

The closest I saw of a useable stackup was the EZMount sketch on
approx. p63 on the first link. In looking at this sketch, it occured
to me that perhaps the hole in the housing had NO internal steps to
react the thrust load.

If this is the design, then all of the thrust would be removed via
the bearing plate fasteners, with the bearing taking only radial
loads. Do you think this is what they are doing? This is a new
concept, and one not discussed within the group in this thread.

Thanks,

Ron

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@egroups.com, ptengin@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 10/25/2000 12:32:45 PM Hawaiian Standard Time,
> r_fl_z@h... writes:
>
> << So while it makes a very nice drawing of the internals, no
information on
> the actual clamp up
> mechanism is available.
>
> Thanks again for your time.
>
> Ron >>
> Ron,
> I can't figure out what exactly you need. They have some designs
where
> there is a finely threaded ring which screws in and clamps the two
bearings
> inside of the bore. Some have a ring with a bolt hole pattern,
there are
> several socket head cap screws doing the actual clamping. If you
could
> explain exactly what you need, I can take a picture or draw up a
quick sketch.
>
> Peter
> THRD, Inc.