Thanks for getting that fixed up for me. I added ball bearings on
either side of the lower belt to tension it. I just used the same
mounting holes from the step motor and it tightened up nicely.
The single screw holding the D-rod shaft came loose and had to be
tightened, so that's not the greatest
Take a look at my software, Indexer Wizards. It should do what you want. You
can get a free demo from my website.
Rich Goldner
Indexer Wizards
http://WizardsbyRich.yolasite.com
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From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
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Have you seen Rich Goldner software? It might make things easier for you.
http://wizardsbyrich.yolasite.com/
http://ornamentalmills.com/tips/spindle_shoulder/index.html has some tips on
mounting a chuck or face plate. In addition a threaded locking collar will
allow you to get you chuck extr
