tim,
check my post from feb. 9th...there are photos of what is a typical
legacy gear set up from a typical machine and a photo of the expanded gear
train of what i am hoping will work out in regards to a
modification/lengthening...it was laid out according to some rough
measurements i
You would know if you had a 4x set they are totally different. but Tim has a
point if you did they reach a lot further
Bill
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Joe,
We are basically on the same page. After looking at the photo on the 9th, I
would use a 180 tooth gear to fill the space (The standard duplex size (7-1/2
off the top of my head)) to go one direction and two 90 tooth gears to go the
opposite direction. I would put bearings in each gear.
tim,
there is a specific reason i felt i needed to add two gears...the
existing, standard legacy direction gear has the two washers on either side
of the gear...if i added just one gear i would have two gears meshing
against each other but without any washers in place to almost guarantee
