Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] re:Re: Lead screws for ever...(copper)
Posted by
Chris Hellyar
on 2000-10-27 21:50:43 UTC
Hurro...
This is the advantage of getting someone else to build your designs before
you do :-). This I suppose also highlights the lack of metalworking
knowledge I've got.
I imagine I'll do what Scott did and go with some type of plastic packing
washer in there, and just wind it up tight. As long as the rating of the
bearings isn't exceeded, and the load forces don't compress the plastic any
more during use I imagine it will keep in good shape much better than my
copper idea.
Cheers, Chris.
* Design engineer, Assembly worker, Cleaner.
* Ohmark Electronics. PO Box 5302, Christchurch, New Zealand.
* http://www.ohmark.co.nz
> Copper VERY quickly work hardens... I'll bet most of us have usedArrr, that'll explain why it didn't stay in adjustment for very long...
> this property when the wire cutters weren't available. :-)
This is the advantage of getting someone else to build your designs before
you do :-). This I suppose also highlights the lack of metalworking
knowledge I've got.
I imagine I'll do what Scott did and go with some type of plastic packing
washer in there, and just wind it up tight. As long as the rating of the
bearings isn't exceeded, and the load forces don't compress the plastic any
more during use I imagine it will keep in good shape much better than my
copper idea.
> P.S. Thank you for the drawing of what I have been calling my "faked:-), What a mouth full... I just call it the "Screw mount".
> plain radial bearing fixed mount". The "copper" washer is where
> the "shim" washers go...
Cheers, Chris.
* Design engineer, Assembly worker, Cleaner.
* Ohmark Electronics. PO Box 5302, Christchurch, New Zealand.
* http://www.ohmark.co.nz
Discussion Thread
ballendo@y...
2000-10-27 20:33:55 UTC
re:Re: Lead screws for ever...(copper)
Chris Hellyar
2000-10-27 21:50:43 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] re:Re: Lead screws for ever...(copper)