belt drives GT vs HTD
Posted by
carlcnc@s...
on 2001-02-14 19:56:48 UTC
Okay,
I need some input from someone who has done this or knows more than
I do [doesn't take much]
I am building a point to point machine, was going for rack and
pinion drive one side . Decided that this application would be a good
candidate for timing belt on both sides of X.
Here's the skinny
Total Gantry weight 175#, riding on bearings with .006 COe
acceleration [desired] to max speed of 1000 ipm,?"sec/sec
I am planning 1" 3/8 pitch GT "captured"or belt held each end.
1" pitch dia. 2100ozin stepper turning that connects to both sides of
X. shaft dia is 1/2 in.
There is no cutting/sideload on Z as it is only for drilling thru
holes in wood.
Chart I have says a 1" GT belt is good for 184lbs. working force.
Any one see a problem with this? Have I overlooked or under
calculated anywhere?
thanks
CB
I need some input from someone who has done this or knows more than
I do [doesn't take much]
I am building a point to point machine, was going for rack and
pinion drive one side . Decided that this application would be a good
candidate for timing belt on both sides of X.
Here's the skinny
Total Gantry weight 175#, riding on bearings with .006 COe
acceleration [desired] to max speed of 1000 ipm,?"sec/sec
I am planning 1" 3/8 pitch GT "captured"or belt held each end.
1" pitch dia. 2100ozin stepper turning that connects to both sides of
X. shaft dia is 1/2 in.
There is no cutting/sideload on Z as it is only for drilling thru
holes in wood.
Chart I have says a 1" GT belt is good for 184lbs. working force.
Any one see a problem with this? Have I overlooked or under
calculated anywhere?
thanks
CB
Discussion Thread
carlcnc@s...
2001-02-14 19:56:48 UTC
belt drives GT vs HTD
ballendo@y...
2001-02-15 03:06:35 UTC
Re: belt drives GT vs HTD
rfs@c...
2001-02-15 04:18:55 UTC
Re: belt drives GT vs HTD
ballendo@y...
2001-02-15 05:11:59 UTC
Re: belt drives GT vs HTD
Greg Jackson
2001-02-15 06:05:55 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] belt drives GT vs HTD