Question: What would be the preferred timing belt for a new design?
Here is the application. I'm making a z-axis control for a Harbor Freight
mini mill (Sieg X2). In this design a 5/8 diameter, 0.200 pitch ball
screw is fixed and the nut spins. The nut is driven by a timing belt
"about" 50 te
Petter,
*After* you point it out, I remember and yes, 0.75 mm.
>> ...which usually is 0.75 mm.
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Am 16.02.2018 um 06:32 schrieb Chris Albertson:
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I think this thread size os used for those very thin rings used for
electrical jacks and toggle switches. The ring nuts are only 2mm thick so
they need an ultra fine pitch.
...which usually is 0.75 mm.
Peter
If you are bending a screw the speed does not matter it is the
acceleration. That is measured in meters per second squared (or whatever
the Imperial equivalent is? feet per second per second?)
I think a typical low performance mill like most of us have might have go a
2m/s^2 A very high perform
