Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Pulley Selection / Requirements for Servo System
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2003-08-19 21:56:57 UTC
autom8_it wrote:
But, in many cases, steel pulleys are cheaper.
be more than adequate. They have worked fine on my system for years.
but may be expensive.I got the parts for my recent minimill conversion
from McMaster-Carr, and they were fast about delivery, and seemed
to be a bit cheaper than the above distributors.
Jon
>I am retrofitting a bridgeport 9x42 clone and have 19lb-in servos. IIt depends on the characteristics of the motors you select.
>now need the pulleys and I want to be sure I get what I need.
>
>My assumptions:
>Belt width: greater than 3/4"
>Pitch: Approx. 5mm.
>25 Teeth on Motor Pulley
>50 Teeth on Screw Pulley
>
>What is a standard set up on a bridgeport?
>
>Does it matter what material the pulleys are made of? I have seenAluminum should work fine unless you'll be doing production work.
>Aluminum and multiple steel types.
>
>
But, in many cases, steel pulleys are cheaper.
>Will two set screws be good enough or should I use a taper lockIf you can flat the screw end and motor shaft, then two setscrews should
>bushing type?
>
>
be more than adequate. They have worked fine on my system for years.
>Then where to buy? I have looked at McMaster and they don't haveStock Drive Products and W M Berg are good places for the widest selection,
>much of a selection. I have also looked at Gates and they are
>expensive.
>
>
but may be expensive.I got the parts for my recent minimill conversion
from McMaster-Carr, and they were fast about delivery, and seemed
to be a bit cheaper than the above distributors.
Jon
Discussion Thread
autom8_it
2003-08-19 09:51:27 UTC
Pulley Selection / Requirements for Servo System
Larry Van Duyn
2003-08-19 10:13:31 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Pulley Selection / Requirements for Servo System
Jon Elson
2003-08-19 21:56:57 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Pulley Selection / Requirements for Servo System