Thread: pulling gear on Keyang motor??
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Re: pulling gear on Keyang motor??
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Originally Posted by artdutra04 View Post
This works really well; last year 228 machined a custom aluminum coupler for the window motor (as seen in the photo below). It took a long time to machine it manually, but I wouldn't hesitate doing it with access to CNC milling (which I have here at WPI ).
Wow, how in the world would you do that manually? Even with a digital readout and a nice mill, don't you need a CNC machine to move in x and y directions at the same time? I guess if you had a rotary table, that would help a lot, but would you still be able to get everything to the correct dimension?
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