Ends on Ball Screws
Posted by
turbulatordude
on 2004-11-26 06:49:02 UTC
Hi all,
I'm contemplating the best way to install a ball screw.
It appears that I could make an end for the ball screw by boring a
hole and pressing a sleave over the end of the screw. Possibly
welding them together.
The sleve would extend a few inches for mounting in a bearing block.
Am I off target ? will it a turned end work well ? I'm not sure
how to indicate the shaft.
Also, will a block with a bore and a couple opposing angular contact
bearings be good enough ?
I'm leaning towards 5/8 ball screw for a 1 meter axis on a router.
Dave
I'm contemplating the best way to install a ball screw.
It appears that I could make an end for the ball screw by boring a
hole and pressing a sleave over the end of the screw. Possibly
welding them together.
The sleve would extend a few inches for mounting in a bearing block.
Am I off target ? will it a turned end work well ? I'm not sure
how to indicate the shaft.
Also, will a block with a bore and a couple opposing angular contact
bearings be good enough ?
I'm leaning towards 5/8 ball screw for a 1 meter axis on a router.
Dave
Discussion Thread
turbulatordude
2004-11-26 06:49:02 UTC
Ends on Ball Screws
Andy Wander
2004-11-26 07:02:21 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Ends on Ball Screws
notoneleft
2004-11-26 08:40:27 UTC
Re: Ends on Ball Screws
turbulatordude
2004-11-26 08:48:12 UTC
Re: Ends on Ball Screws
Jon Elson
2004-11-26 16:31:58 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Ends on Ball Screws
turbulatordude
2004-11-26 17:14:19 UTC
Re: Ends on Ball Screws