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Re: CIM Hub
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our 2007 arm joint had a sprocket attached by a set screw on the motor output shaft... needless to say we had a lot of slipping that year. |
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24-02-2009, 15:27
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Re: CIM Hub
The set screw does fall into the keyway slot and has shaft collars on either side.
As long as we can keep it the screw tight, we should be ok. We don't have the machining capabilities to broach a hole in a timing belt pulley. -Vivek |
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24-02-2009, 16:17
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You really don't need a machine shop to broach the 2mm keyway. A broach and 8mm collar is not very expensive. We gently rap the broach with a hammer to drive it through the bore. Using a hammer seems to work better than pressing the broach, particularly in steel.
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