Thread: Aluminium Framed Router
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30-04-2016 #17
The shafts will be harder than pulleys, I could Dremell a half round into shaft and use mill to match this on pulley would not be identical in all honesty but should be close enough to be able to run a M3 tap. Alternatively with opposing grub screws would I be better to drill through shaft completely and use a split pin
And yes opposing grub screws an amateurs mistake lesson learnt will remember that once is a mistake twice is stupid!
Decision made I had seriously under estimated how hard the ballscrew material was going to be.
Significant flat ground on one side and loc-tite to ensure grub screws stay put will be my plan of attack for now, just dremelled first one and grub screw replaced by an allan head A2 stainless machine screw should be sufficient to prevent rotation and lock pulley in both directions.
Last edited by lucan07; 30-04-2016 at 09:51 AM.
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