Thread: my first build
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19-12-2009 #1
here is a quick hit and a good price....http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
If the nagging gets really bad......Get a bigger shed:naughty:
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20-12-2009 #2
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20-12-2009 #3
i might just go ahead and buy some of the tr12x3, some bearings and couplers. does anyone know what internal diameter the bearings should be, ie. when i grind down the tr12x3 at what diameter does the thread disappear? i dont want to get bearings too big and end up with them supporting some of the thread. i assume the 12x3 relates to overall diameter and thread pitch so i dont know how deep the thread goes.
All work and no play makes Wires a dull boy:twisted:
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20-12-2009 #4
those v groove bearings look interesting, never seen anything like that before. i would need quite a few of them between all the axis. seen another seller has them for 4.99
All work and no play makes Wires a dull boy:twisted:
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20-12-2009 #5
Hi Wires
The root diameter is 7.69mm have a look at; http://www.nookindustries.com/acme/A...Info.cfm?id=15
Regards.
Ivan
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20-12-2009 #6
hi wires
these ones http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/V-groove-Beari...item3ca85da986
i looked at these be carefull .. could be wrong but i dont think they are accurate enough think they are butcher boy bearings
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20-12-2009 #7
wires
there seems to be a few conflicting data sheets on 12x3 trapezioid screw mine came from marchant dice and with just the thread ground off a 8mm skate bearing will not go on ... needs a tad more taken of with a file to get a snug fit , so i think with just the thread off 8.5-9mm
http://www.roymech.co.uk/Useful_Tabl...apezoidal.html
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20-12-2009 #8
As an alternative to turning the screw down you could look at these components from dumpterCNC
Note when specifying TR12X3 make sure you say whether its single or 2 start thread - the common one is single start. 2-start is faster (6mm lead) but the components etc are more expensive.
As to the Root Dia, DIN103 spec say max 8.5mm, min 7.68mm depending on fit and load spec. In my experience, generally expect it to be around 7.95mm making it a good fit on 8mm ID bearings.
jonm - I must type faster - Roy's site is a good place to bookmark...
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20-12-2009 #9
thanks for all the info guys, i think i now know enough about them to order some. going to go with merchant dice as you guys seem to reccomend them. cheers
All work and no play makes Wires a dull boy:twisted:
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20-12-2009 #10
i knew this would happen. i wanted to keep this cheap but i have been looking marchant dice online store and i see lots of stuff i like at reasonable prices
they do hardened high carbon round rail
http://www.worldofcnc.com/products.asp?recnumber=14
from reading other threads i think i need 16mm for the bed. they have this...w16 (h6) at £1.90 per 100mm. now i assume that product is 16mm diameter, not sure what the h6 means though.
also have these http://www.worldofcnc.com/products.asp?recnumber=17
at £5.40 for the LME16UU i assume that is to suit a 16mm rail.
they do rail supports as well not too dear.
now, i am only guessing when i browse all this stuff. all the stuff looks really nice but i am not really certain what to get. i have guessed the above two products and eyeballed a few others, left to my own devices i would probably go with these. am i right in thinking that i can get away with thinner rails in the gantry?
i am now considering putting off the purchase of the controller/steppers untill maybe february so i can spend some money on these. does anyone know if these guys accept paypal.
this is all your fault by the way:heehee:
this is turning out the same as my main hobby, nitro rc racing. i keep getting tempted by nice shiny new stuff and spending a fortune on it, the rc car i currently drive is worth over €1000
for anyone interested
xray xb808
2 x hitec 7955tg
go tech gx7r
spektrum dx3s
any comments on the stuff i am looking at?All work and no play makes Wires a dull boy:twisted:
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