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Re: Globe transmission with other motor(s)

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Originally Posted by billbo911 View Post
Definitely an alternative we are considering. We will be using two, so weight is now becoming an issue.
Does your design need 2 motors? We change direction for the lower roller by crossing a belt. Can also be done with gears.

Back to your original q., If you have the machining capabilities, I would make a sleeve for the pinion. I don't think globe pinions will be easy to find.

Off hand I don't know what material the pinions are, but if they are brass of steel, you could probably have the center holes brazed/welded closed, and re-drill.

The best solution really depends on the machining capabilities of your team.

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