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6415
ENCO has these MT straight MT sockets. I just can't make an accurate internal taper so I simply softened the rear of the socket and drilled a big hole in the...
Pat Delany
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Nov 1, 2008
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6416
Does anyone know of a simple design for a speed reducer that would reduce 1750 rpm to 75? Why 75? 75 RPM and a 4" spindle equals about 75 feet per minute and ...
Pat Delany
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Nov 2, 2008
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6417
... Pat, A point to remember, the socket, when removed, allows a workpiece just slightly smaller to pass through. With a fixed taper, the small end of the...
David G. LeVine
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Nov 3, 2008
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6418
... Are you buying, or building??? Assuming you're thinking building a multistage gearbox with Spur Gears between two parallel plates (vs buying a premade),...
Keith Mc
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Nov 3, 2008
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6419
Keith, Thanks for the great response. Even tho I didn't ask the ???, I've been pondering this same problem for some machine designs I'm doodling. lance ++++...
Lance
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Nov 3, 2008
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6420
Keith, Looking at the McMaster-Carr catalog, it appears that a 20 tooth worm gear set would provide the reduction in one-step for about $50. Am I missing...
Lance
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Nov 3, 2008
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6421
My son suggested a big and small plywood disk connected by a serpentine belt. What do you think? Pat...
Pat Delany
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Nov 3, 2008
2:28 am
6422
well, let's say your motor shaft is 1/2" diam. 1" wheel would be too small, so figure 2" wheel on the motor. You need a reduction ratio of 23. So, your big...
Lance
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Nov 3, 2008
2:57 am
6423
Hello Lance  A two step reduction would be better.  The first on is a 5-1 and the second is a 4.5-1 reduction.  This keeps the rotateing  mass a...
keith gutshall
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Nov 3, 2008
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6424
1725 to 75 rpm you say? That is 1725 / 75 or 23 to one. One way would be in finding a worm and gear in a gear case in a junk yard but then it might not have...
a1g2r3i
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Nov 3, 2008
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6425
Hi, Almost every reasonably capable lathe, mill and drilling maching uses a motor operating at 1450RPM (50Hz mains) or 1750RPM (60Hz mains) and produces a...
Ian Newman
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Nov 3, 2008
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6426
Hi All I have just finished my daughter's house reparations, and restarted reading group's postings. I have a motor running more than 2700 rpm and with a two...
cvlac
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Nov 3, 2008
10:59 am
6427
Costas Welcome back, you were missed. jimyjack...
jimyjak1
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Nov 3, 2008
12:50 pm
6428
Pat I found a site where the guy had used plywood pullys for V belts. At that time they were two years old and still going. I hope I can find it now. jimyjack...
jimyjak1
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Nov 3, 2008
1:09 pm
6429
Sorry Pat and all for my longwinded post. I am often accused of telling a story as driving to Toronto Ontario from Niagara Falls Ontario by way of New York...
a1g2r3i
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Nov 3, 2008
4:09 pm
6430
... I like it. Actually, the grooves can easily be done with a specially ground scraper, making wrap angles less critical. One such design can be seen in...
David G. LeVine
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Nov 3, 2008
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6431
Good ideas David. And to answer the slow speed question. The answer is EBAY! I have several dozen quality USA made re-sharpened cutters that cost less than a...
Pat Delany
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Nov 4, 2008
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6432
Hi jimyjack What ind of machine was moved by plywood pulleys with V belts?And what is his motor's released power? I think that this is not the case of 2.5 to 3...
cvlac
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Nov 4, 2008
6:33 am
6433
Hi, OK - I got the wrong end of the stick with this thread.  I assumed the discussion was for a machine in a third world type environment, not one with...
Ian Newman
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Nov 4, 2008
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6434
Costas and All Wood was used for wheels for a lot of years. Early autos worked them very hard as there were not a lot of roads. The auto wheel used iron an...
jimyjak1
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Nov 4, 2008
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6435
Ian, I like your comment and the reminder of the goals for the MM. I rather imagine that even in the third world nations they are not all without some access...
wm crews
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Nov 4, 2008
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6436
... I was discussing using a scraper (a wood turning single point tool user to make repeating forms) to make a large plywood pulley for serpentine (multi-rib...
David G. LeVine
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Nov 4, 2008
3:38 pm
6437
Hello David  A laminated wood pulley would be fine,  A smaller one 12in or less would work for higher RPMs with no problem. A  V-belt looks like it would be...
keith gutshall
drpshops
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Nov 4, 2008
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6438
Dear Pat       Will you permit me to ask an off topic question please.       I sometimes get storm water in my unfinished basement which...
DennisF MacIntyre
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Nov 5, 2008
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6439
... 0.6 A but do not understand why it can handle 15A on Alternating Current. Breaking an AC circuit is easier than breaking a DC circuit because the ...
Randy Kramer
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Nov 5, 2008
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6440
If you make a large wooden pulley 36" dia. +- a little it has such a large contact patch with the belt that it doesn't need groves. A flat belt or serpentine...
Jeff
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Nov 5, 2008
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6441
When you say your motor draws 8.5A, is that start-up surge or continuous. What is the rating (HP) of your pump motor? If it's within the 1/3HP rating of the...
k1hop
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Nov 5, 2008
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6442
I tried to get it and was told the "max" downloads of 10 had been reached. WD...
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grafxmanus
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Nov 6, 2008
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6443
I beleive this was the site that where it can be found thanks to one of the group members here ... ...
J W
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Nov 6, 2008
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6444
Hello Pat  Make the bushing and parts out of Epoxy Granite . You could cast in a brass part for the bearing.    keith Deep Run Portage Back Shop " The...
keith gutshall
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