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Old 12-02-2005, 06:17 PM
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recieved my LoveJoy couplers today to go from the 1/4" Motor shafts to the 1/2"-10 Leadscrews, These things are tough to put together...
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Here is a look at the gantry so far...
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Joe, are you bolting the sides onto the torsion boxes? Or using threaded rod? I ran 6 pieces of 1/4-20 threaded rod through the whole thing and I'm pretty sure it's responsible for a lot of the gantry strength. You can buy big 10ft pieces at Home Depot for less than $3 a piece. At my local HD it was near the electrical conduit.
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Originally Posted by Lionclaw
Joe, are you bolting the sides onto the torsion boxes? Or using threaded rod? I ran 6 pieces of 1/4-20 threaded rod through the whole thing and I'm pretty sure it's responsible for a lot of the gantry strength. You can buy big 10ft pieces at Home Depot for less than $3 a piece. At my local HD it was near the electrical conduit.
Yes i will be using 4 all the way through it i bolted it for now and as soon as i get ready to put it all together i will get the rods and cut them to the right lenth, the bolt place i get everything from they are 2.50 for 10ft. I agree it will increast the strenth, and i will place them as well on the X axis slide carriage.
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Are the skins on that gantry torsion box screwed on, or glued? It looks like they're screwed on, but I believe gluing them makes the box much more rigid.
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Originally Posted by ger21
Are the skins on that gantry torsion box screwed on, or glued? It looks like they're screwed on, but I believe gluing them makes the box much more rigid.
Everything is glued even the rib sections then drill and tapped, the bolts may help a little but does give it that industrial look... lol

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Looks great Joe!
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Here are the Z Axis Slide Bearings I made.
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Originally Posted by joe2000che
I had already recieved my 1/2" inside dia. bearings for the acme 1/2-10 leadscrews i ordered. (you could use 1/2"-13 standard thread also but I want to maximize speed), So i drew up a Leadscrew Bearing Support which has same bolt pattern as the Nema 23 motors.

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I'd like to get some of these 1/2 inch inner diameter bearings. Do you still have the part numbers?
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I got mine from someone on ebay named "gem_supply".

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http://cgi.ebay.com/10-1616-ZZ-Shiel...QQcmdZViewItem

$16 shipped for 10 bearings, you can't go wrong.
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Originally Posted by mvaughn
Joe,

I'd like to get some of these 1/2 inch inner diameter bearings. Do you still have the part numbers?
got mine from VXB.com

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=7556622868

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