Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Adding a Tail shaft to servo's with no tail shaft

> My game plan was to simply face off the end of the existing shaft..

d&T for a male stud type stub shaft and lock-tite it in there.. and be
done.. I like the idea of chucking the drive end and using the body on
the steady so you can true the end if need be.. like you say.. it
might be hard on bearings depending how its set up..

>
> any "got ya's" to watch for while pulling these appart? They are an

MCG motor...

I pulled apart a treadmill motor do add the stub shaft.

I used the lathe, used a steady, drilled and reamed a hole, then used
locktite on a ground shaft in the end.

No matter how perfect you make it, there will be some movement of the
encoder, even if it is just thermal movements. the floating movement
allows for all movements.

Dave