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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] PIC DRO

Posted by ptengin@a...
on 2000-04-05 11:16:18 UTC
In a message dated 04/04/2000 9:14:49 AM Hawaiian Standard Time,
bryan@... writes:

<< It seems like the problem will be how to couple to everyone's shafts.
What would you use for a shaft encoder that would be somewhat
universal? There may be no way to fit full size machines as well as
tabletop machines. Also, a shaft encoder cannot manage the backlash,
so your resolution will be no better than the current lash in the
lead screw, right?


Bryan Mumford
Santa Barbara, California
http://www.bmumford.com
>>

Bryan,
I'd opt for a hollow shaft encoder. Something like a 5/8" bore. Then, all
you need to do is turn a split bushing to adapt to whatever shaft size you
may need. Only snag is, the hollow shaft units are much more expensive. And
larger.
As far as regular shafted encoders, <A HREF="www.automationdirect.com">autom
ationdirect.com</A> had some industrial units for under a $100.

Peter
THRD, Inc.

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