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Would the motor or nut need a pivot? I can picture the meshing angle changing
as the gun angle changes.
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actually, it does need to pivot or it'll bind
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In a message dated 4/7/2017 4:33:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Just design it like a tie rod end. That way the motor doesn't have to pivot.
On Friday, April 7, 2017 at 3:39:17 PM UTC-4, srwh...@gmail
Just design it like a tie rod end. That way the motor doesn't have to pivot.
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> Would the motor or nut need a pivot? I can picture the meshing angle
> changing as the gun angle changes.
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if the printed nut were to fit and work properly i'd consider casting some. as
to their life, i'd think that with proper greasing it should last for a long
time as it's not like there's a lot of weight bearing down on it
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In a message dated 4/6/2017 12:38:48 PM Eastern Standard Tim
i don't think the printer at the local shop won't have an issue with threads -
though i could always mold and one of the nuts that come with it
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Acme is a standard profile. You'd have
Acme is a standard profile. You'd have trouble with the resolution for the
threads, but it'd be easier with an acme than a v thread. Acme are better for
strength, so it probably would wear well.
Most of the acme threads I cut were a lot bigger than that. Acme thread inserts
aren't that common
I could make you a drawing if you gave me the thread pitch and desired
profile. I doubt it would last very long though
On Apr 5, 2017 11:49 PM, "odysseyslipways via R/C Tank Combat" <
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i wonder if there are drawings that could be used to 3D print a nut?
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I have two of these motors I purchased a while ago. They have a 7/16 ACME
thread which is very hard to find nuts for
I have two of these motors I purchased a while ago. They have a 7/16 ACME
thread which is very hard to find nuts for. If you get some, order them from
Surplus Center. Theirs at least come with one nut.
http://www.surpluscenter.com/Electrical/Linear-Actuators/DC-Linear-Actuators/2-25-Stroke-12-Vol
I have a place near me that sells those too. I was thinking sort of the same.
My working in slow progress tank is an AMX13 so it would have to move the top
of the articulated turret.
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CAR SEAT 12VDC GEAR MOTOR i see it says non-standard thread - i'm wondering
if it's metric. thought it might make for a nice gun elevation motor if
something could be found to mate with that thread.
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