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Re: Dog Shifting Gearbox Feedback

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Originally Posted by AdamHeard View Post
To elaborate more, there is a strength advantage but not a stiffness advantage. So there are many applications where people might think their plate is too "weak" where changing alloy won't help at all, as what they really want is stiffness.
Wow, I didn't know this. I always thought that 6061-T6 is stiffer than 5052-H32 as it makes logical sense: 5052 bends and 6061 doesnt.

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Yeah, I found plenty of examples of bent 1/8" gearbox plates but we don't have access to a decent brake.
Modulus of elasticity for 6061-T6: 10000 ksi

And for 5052-H32: 10200 ksi

As Adam said, 5052 is actually stiffer than 6061-T6. You would also need a laser cutter to make the plates with 5052 as it cant effectively be machined with a mill.

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