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I'm looking for a combined unit for a step timing pulley. I have thought of a ton of different ideas and need your input. Here is a picture of something i'm looking for. Basically have the Larger Pulley mated to the smaller drive pulley in any fashion (doesn't have to be machined out of a single piece of metal) |
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| If you have 2 pulleys with the same shaft diameters in the center it would be easy to drill 2 holes for dowel pins and then 2 more hole at 90º to the dowel holes to be drilled and tapped for a small screw(10-32UNF etc.) to bolt the pulleys together.
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| Is there any real need to mate them together? Especially if the shaft is keyed, I usually use a set screw through to the key. Al.
__________________ CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Machine Design. “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” Albert E. |
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I want to mate them together for simplicity sakes for my rack and pinion. i want a nice clean setup and think that would be the best bet. |
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