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Re: goto dob design

Posted by Lenord on July 21, 2004, 4:57 pm, in reply to "goto dob design"
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Hi Justin,
For the Azimuth axis, you can definately do that. That drive roller is straight knurled, making it dig into the edge slightly. You need no metal surface for that, only a well centered groundboard. The machining page has a pic of the drive roller.
Take Care
Lenord
--Previous Message--
: Thanks for the great web site!
: Getting to the point... How do you attach the
: metal strips to the wood for friction drive
: surfaces? I see on some of your examples you
: allow the drive axel to go directly against
: the wood surface. Is there any disadvantage
: to that?
: Thanks.
: Justin Shaw
:
:

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--Previous Message-- : Hi Justin, : : For the Azimuth axis, you can definately do : that. That drive roller is straight knurled, : making it dig into the edge slightly. You : need no metal surface for that, only a well : centered groundboard. The machining page has : a pic of the drive roller. : : Take Care : Lenord : : : : --Previous Message-- : Thanks for the great web site! : Getting to the point... How do you attach : the : metal strips to the wood for friction drive : surfaces? I see on some of your examples : you : allow the drive axel to go directly against : the wood surface. Is there any disadvantage : to that? : Thanks. : Justin Shaw : : : : :

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