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I found a great page from the Misumi site that describes the types of coupling and its uses very well. In case some one needs a link. My question is: my shaft size is 15.875 (or 5/8) Misumi can custom make shaft size only to .1mm. The closest i can get is 15.9. Is this good enough? |
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| which one on that pdf are you getting? also the size should be fine, I wouldnt worry about it too much, its really easy to drill a coupling out using a drill press if its too small, and if you use a clamp style coupling you can clamp it down and it should get a little smaller. |
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| I still highly recommend the slit style or helical couplers, I really like mine, they are 1 piece, self supporting, and actually allow you to see slight misalignments and you can actually use them to align up your motor to screw. |
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| 1. My servo on all axis has a 14mm shaft with a key 2. My x axis screws have 15.875mm end mill 3. My y axis screw has 10mm end mill 4. My z axis screw has 8mm end mill I've looked at McMaster's and the helical couplings don't have key grooves, and they don't come with the correct sizes that I need. If you know of another source, please let me know. Thanks. |
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| I would ignore the key, or perhaps drill your couplers, tap and add a set screw to act as a key. Also you should have no problem drilling out a 15mm to 15.875mm using a drill press and a 5/8 drill bit. just make sure to use a vice or solid mounting method. I had to drill my 14mm couplings to 15.875, it really was very easy and turned out fine. |
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| http://www.lovejoy-inc.com/products/...couplings.aspx the GS model is anti-backlash, with clamp coneectos... |
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