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Mach Discussion => General Mach Discussion => Topic started by: Tweakie.CNC on May 30, 2012, 04:20:32 AM
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I don't normally post pictures of the trash but this may be of help to others.
I recently replaced the flexible coupling on my Y Axis and everything was fine until I cut this piece (which was profiled in two passes with a 30 degree engraving point).
The new coupling was bored 1/4" and the motor shaft is 6mm - what I thought was tight obviously wasn't (but it is now ;D ).
Tweakie.
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See this is what happens if you send a boy to do a man's job ;D ;D ;D
Ian
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;D ;D ;D
Tweakie.
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Looks perfect to me.
Sorry for the short reply but I have to rush out, have an appointment at specsavers :)
Hood
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I think you put too much demagnetism back in the coupler. I think You are getting close to creating a flux capacitor.
(;-) TP
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If it makes you feel any better, there's not enough forum space to show all the things that I have sent to the graveyard.
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;D ;D ;D
Tweakie.
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No tools actually broken?
No worries.
Cheers
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That's an new way to create the 3D shadow effect.
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;D ;D ;D
In many ways it was extremely fortunate (for me) that I found this problem whilst profiling engraving laminate just 2mm deep. It could have been a whole lot worse if it had happened whilst VCarving an expensive piece of Teak. :D
Tweakie.
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That's the problem these days................ no one takes pride in their work anymore! Pssssssssttttttttt!
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If that's the worst you do Tweakie, I'm pretty sure you'll make it. For those of you that have lived sheltered lives.......... I have attached a proper picture of what scrap really looks like. Tweakie is just trying to throw you off. ;D I'm glad you got it sorted Tweakie else it may have turned into a real train wreck.
Brett
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Wow - now that is a wreck. ( I could use some of that timber ;D )
Tweakie.
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it may have turned into a real train wreck.
Just to be really cheerful - we had one of those here in Sydney (Australia) many years ago - but they were passenger carriages, not freight wagons.
Cheers