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Bryce2471 22-12-2016 19:32

pic: New gear failure on 2471
 

mman1506 22-12-2016 19:35

Re: pic: New gear failure on 2471
 
And that kids is why keys suck and we should be very grateful for the advent of hex shaft solutions in the last couple of years.

ThaddeusMaximus 23-12-2016 00:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mman1506 (Post 1623047)
And that kids is why keys suck and we should be very grateful for the advent of hex shaft solutions in the last couple of years.

Because hex doesn't produce stress concentrations....

And splines aren't used in torque transmission applications...

:rolleyes:

Tom Line 23-12-2016 00:38

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By any chance, was that a recently purchased vex pro pinion? I just bought a couple new ones and had to throw one away because it had a hair-line crack in it. I didn't noticed it until I started running it in the gearbox (very low load) and it was going "clackclackclack".

mman1506 23-12-2016 01:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ThaddeusMaximus (Post 1623098)
Because hex doesn't produce stress concentrations....

And splines aren't used in torque transmission applications...

:rolleyes:

Of course hex shafts produce stress concentrations. It's just that the induced stress is far lower. They are also far more convenient in a number of ways.

Bryce2471 23-12-2016 02:03

Re: pic: New gear failure on 2471
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Line (Post 1623099)
By any chance, was that a recently purchased vex pro pinion? I just bought a couple new ones and had to throw one away because it had a hair-line crack in it. I didn't noticed it until I started running it in the gearbox (very low load) and it was going "clackclackclack".

Although I don't know how new this pinion was, I can say that it was making a minor "clackclack" sound before the failure. However, this pinion didn't need any more reason to break, given that it was a 12 tooth made 7075 aluminum and was taking the load of two CIMs.

After replacing it with a steel equivalent, the gearbox has been working great so far. (Fingers crossed)

Munchskull 23-12-2016 02:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bryce2471 (Post 1623114)
Although I don't know how new this pinion was, I can say that it was making a minor "clackclack" sound before the failure. However, this pinion didn't need any more reason to break, given that it was a 12 tooth made 7075 aluminum and was taking the load of two CIMs.

After replacing it with a steel equivalent, the gearbox has been working great so far. (Fingers crossed)

Bunnybot?

SenorZ 23-12-2016 11:36

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Hey its the open source hardware logo!

http://www.oshwa.org/open-source-hardware-logo/

Richard Wallace 24-12-2016 05:47

Re: pic: New gear failure on 2471
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bryce2471 (Post 1623040)
This was a new one for us. I bet someone can guess what the loading situation was.

Did you get your wires crossed and let two CIMs fight it out to see which way the bull gear would spin? :rolleyes:


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