While waiting from printer and parts, the best thing to do is to make a 3D model of the BS1 unit. Then as you collect 3D models of the pulleys and other parts put them on the BS1 unit where they go. This allows you to check clearnces and even thingd like "Can I get an Allen key to the set screw?"
It also allows you to do things like post the link I have below and ask the experts "Is this design going to work?" Building the entire assembly in CAD first, before you make the first part really does speed things up. The unit is 1/2 complete and parts mate and screw holes line up Some parts are printed plastic, some are machined. The unit bolts to the firewall of a two person ride-on toy car. Here is an example but with some covers removed so I can see inside. https://a360.co/2AekUHF So I can ask questions like "see the part above. Will it work for driving at 7 MPH with a 150 pound GVW on dirt road. No, don't answer, testing will tell. > > You might find that 15T on the motor shaft does not leave you enough > > hub to figure out a mounting method. > > I hadn't considered that, thanks Andy. And I just measured the thickness > of the worm flange, almost 11mm. -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
