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  1. #1
    Damn, the very pages I must has skipped
    Yes I realise about alignment, it just seemed easier for someone without a decent machine shop.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by EddyCurrent View Post
    Damn, the very pages I must has skipped
    Yes I realise about alignment, it just seemed easier for someone without a decent machine shop.
    Actually if Jonathan or sb from the forum doesn't have the time to make the parts for me, i have to go to my local guy, who is way off with the 0.01mm, he works in the 0.5 zone definition
    So i would update the drawings with extra drawing , made from OD100 and OD80 round bar. That way it would be more easy for him not to make a mistake an find the center. Further benefit will be that it could be mounted in cut in 2 pieces 85mm or 100mm spindle mount/not perfect but will work/ . anyway, i will mount it directly on its face, not using the bottom holes.

  3. #3
    One grubscrew is enough for clamping the pulley to the motor shaft or should I use two at 90 degrees? Are there other simple methods that I could use to be able to change the pulley (ratio) more easily?


    Here are my machined parts, still not assembled and tested:





  4. #4
    Machining looks very nice. G.

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