Re: cnc tube notcher
Posted by
Jay Hayes
on 2000-02-29 15:19:12 UTC
Joe, I've used a friction drive setup with good results. You can use an encoder on a contact wheel to track where the
circumference axis is.
What is the largest diameter tube you want to handle? I have an old 4 inch pipe threader that I might be persuaded to part with.
You could also make an iris type clamp that would center a wide range of sizes.
Jay Hayes
Joe Vicars wrote:
circumference axis is.
What is the largest diameter tube you want to handle? I have an old 4 inch pipe threader that I might be persuaded to part with.
You could also make an iris type clamp that would center a wide range of sizes.
Jay Hayes
Joe Vicars wrote:
> From: Joe Vicars <jvicars@...>Snip
>
> What you describe is a friction drive which I considered. There are
> pipe welders with this configuration. But there are issues with
> friction drive as well.
>
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Joe Vicars
2000-02-29 15:13:33 UTC
cnc tube notcher
Jeff DelPapa
2000-02-29 14:38:13 UTC
cnc tube notcher
Jay Hayes
2000-02-29 15:19:12 UTC
Re: cnc tube notcher
Fred Smith
2000-03-01 07:59:00 UTC
Re: cnc tube notcher