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  1. #1
    thank you very much!

  2. #2
    Just a preview render, if you have comments please let me know.

    Based on center distance I got around 292.2mm belt length, but in the site it says next available length is 295mm , i assume that is a standard length increment across all vendors, so is it ok to get that length ?

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  3. #3
    You will need to put slots in the motor mounting to enable you to have adjustment to tighten the belt. It is quite normal to have 30 - 40 mm adjustment. >clive

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    You will need to put slots in the motor mounting to enable you to have adjustment to tighten the belt. It is quite normal to have 30 - 40 mm adjustment. >clive
    The slots need to be 1mm wider than the OD of the motor mount hole. Some servo motors will not allow that movement because the center part is bigger than nema 23 for example, but i can assure you that even 5 mm possibility to move is ok if you use that calculator. Just tested that theory with my servo motor mounts where it was not possible more play. So on a Nema 23 +-10mm both side from center hole is more than enough. Care should be taken if the mount is milled deep into a plate and the motor needs more play just to pass through and enter at its spot.
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  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by silyavski View Post
    The slots need to be 1mm wider than the OD of the motor mount hole. Some servo motors will not allow that movement because the center part is bigger than nema 23 for example, but i can assure you that even 5 mm possibility to move is ok if you use that calculator. Just tested that theory with my servo motor mounts where it was not possible more play. So on a Nema 23 +-10mm both side from center hole is more than enough. Care should be taken if the mount is milled deep into a plate and the motor needs more play just to pass through and enter at its spot.
    The reasoning behind the 30mm is to allow for the possibility to change the pulley ratio if needed. ..Clive

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    The reasoning behind the 30mm is to allow for the possibility to change the pulley ratio if needed. ..Clive
    And excellent reasoning dear Sir. .

  7. #7
    I think what silyavski is saying is that the centre hole on a nema 23 needs to be about 40mm dia to clear the 38mm raised boss on the end of the motor. If you cut long slots for the motor mounting then as these are about 47mm apart and about 6mm across then they get very close/ too close to the centre hole. On a servo motor this overlap sound like it is worse (don't own servos myself)
    If you need a long adjustment slot (more than +- 10mm) a workaround could be to lightly pocket the 40mm centre clearance instead of a complete cut out ? Away from computer so can't check this for sure. Is there another way?
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