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  1. Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    You need to think about what you're planning on doing with the rotary table.
    The first job i need to do is to cut 12 tooth 3m htd pulley from steel bar so I'm thinking about holding a stock in a chuck. Another issue is to produce a cutter to cut 3m hdt profile. I searched internet but it looks like the only option is to make cutter myself

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    Quote Originally Posted by wiatroda View Post
    Another issue is to produce a cutter to cut 3m hdt profile. I searched internet but it looks like the only option is to make cutter myself
    That's what I did for XL pulleys ... but then that's only a trapezium.

    Small ball nose cutter and several passes to get the right profile? Would take ages but if it's a one off why not?

    P.S. I've got some 3m HTD pulleys if you're interested... I'll go and check what sizes.

  3. Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    That's what I did for XL pulleys ... but then that's only a trapezium.
    Small ball nose cutter and several passes to get the right profile? Would take ages but if it's a one off why not?
    The profile for 3m looks like this
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    What about to drill 12 holes 1.8 mm dia then turn it to proper outside size???? Eventually tweak corners a bit
    Jonathan I have those pulleys, but I need something like shaft ending with a pulley on the end. The stock one are not any good, I tried:sad:

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    That looks like the profile for the belt, not the pulley. There's generally a small difference.

    I've seen pictures of it done by drilling, so I suppose it's worth a try. I can't think of any reason for the holes not to be accurate. I would use 1.9mm as you'll be a bit stuck if the cut-outs are too small and it does not fit.
    You might be able to 'tweak' the corners well enough with a chamfer. Maybe put it in a lathe and spin whilst holding a piece of wet and dry to it.

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