Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Taper Lock bushed pulleys

As I recall from my engineering days Tim, taperlock pulleys are held on the
tapered hub by means of three or more bolts. Removing these bolts should
allow the pulley to slip off the hub very easily. Then (if I remeber
correctly) the hub can be removed from the shaft by first removing some set
screws.

Hope this helps.
Smoke

>I am wanting to pull the L series timing pulley off of one of Bridgett's
>steppers and it is attached with a Taper Lock bush on the pulley. Anyone
>know how to remove this type of pulley without damaging the pulley or the
>motor?
>
>Tim
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