Thread: hiwin rail question
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18-12-2014 #1
Too late now but I think you should have got 20's all round. The 15's are a problem to get grease into but if you find a good solution please let us konw.
http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7273-...highlight=hg15Spelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted
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18-12-2014 #2
I agree, 20's would probably have been a better fit for a 150x150 machine, thanks for letting me know about the greasing issue.
Have you noticed any considerable wear in on your hiwin setup, things sliding easier I mean?
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18-12-2014 #3
@dezaud,
You might find these threads worth reading.
http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/4862-...in+lubrication
http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7706-...ighlight=hiwinSpelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted
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18-12-2014 #4
Don't worry about the preload it won't be a problem. By hand they feel stiff but to get a better idea of how they will really feel then put a rail on a level floor and put slight pressure on with your foot and you'll see they slide easily. Be careful not to put too much force or they will shoot off with you.!!. . .Lol
In use they do free up a little but not massive amount and you don't want them to really. If aliagned and looked after correctly they will last for many many years giving hassle free usage.
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19-12-2014 #5
I set out today to try and solve the grease problem on the hg15 and I think I may have done it with a little m4 nipple some silicone tube and a syringe to inject the grease which I plan on warming up first so it's a little more liquid. I will report back tomorrow when I give it a go.
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19-12-2014 #6
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20-12-2014 #7
I use this method all the time on hard to reach areas, even with 6mm nipples. Don't mess around with a syringe buy a small grease gun. Then put standard 6mm nipple on one end of pipe with threads inside the pipe and 4mm nipple on other end with nipple inside the pipe so can screw into bearing.
Then just connect 6mm to grease gun as normal. You'll need to wire the pipe to the nipples else the pressure blows them off.Last edited by JAZZCNC; 20-12-2014 at 12:04 PM.
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19-12-2014 #8
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20-12-2014 #9Spelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted
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20-12-2014 #10
Eddy
Think what siliavski means is drill the end of the rail along its length offset so you don't intercept a securing bolt drilling, then drill down from the top of the rail to intercept the hole, drill & tap the end drilling for a nipple, so home all axis and grease six nipples, never seen the 15mm rails up close but you might be able to get a 3mm hole in it & that should be more than adequate for wheel bearing grease.
Regards
Mike
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