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  1. Quote Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt View Post
    Strangely true, when I looked in the box I found an empty 44t packet and a brand spaking new 40t. Nice to have a spare I suppose




    I don't think it can twist without bending the screw, I didn't stint on the metal :nope:

    I now have the 40t pulley and belt in place with a faux honking plate fudged out of a bit of 2" x 3/4" iron.

    It feels good, any shift on the motor moves the handle, moving the handle spins the motor. I would have wired it up but when I looked for a bit of chocolate block connector all I could find was 80A

    Time for some G-code to make the real honking plate

    Robin
    Is 'honking plate' a real term or one you made up to describe a 'big lump o' metal'?

    I am looking at the pics but still not seeing quite how the quill gets moved... and still moves the motor when you turn the quill handle...

  2. It could be pythagsrus not trig....
    It's trig whether you use pythag or not ;)

    BTW Was Michael Jackson's last hit called 'the floor'?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillTodd View Post

    BTW Was Michael Jackson's last hit called 'the floor'?
    Dunno but the O2 comeback tour is sure going to be special................
    John S -

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillTodd View Post
    BTW Was Michael Jackson's last hit called 'the floor'?
    I had heard he was a bit off colour but it was still a surprise.

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    Oops!
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  6. Quote Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt View Post
    Oops!
    Bugger!

    Is that cast AL? (doesn't look like cast)

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    Looks cast to me.

    Do you want it welding Robin ? or are you going to make a new one.

    I can stitch you that back for the price of the postage.
    John S -

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    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
    Do you want it welding Robin ? or are you going to make a new one.

    I can stitch you that back for the price of the postage.

    I weakened it by putting in steel insert nuts then went a bit wild tightening the bolts :naughty:

    All part of life's rich tapestry but still a silly mistake, looks like I'm further down the learning curve than I thought

    I was going to run a bolt down through, maybe fillet the cracks with Al solder but this here welding sounds interesting, I could use a smaller bolt. See what you are up against before volunteering though
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  9. #9
    No problem with that, wouldn't put the broken bit back anyway, just build the whole end up with filler weld, 15 minute job.

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    John S -

  10. #10
    Speed is a factor of voltage, not amperage, try it at 440 volts and see how fast it goes.
    John S -

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