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Darren:
Glad to have provided some encouragement.... :nrocks:

Like Bogs said, you will never look back once you have this sorted. The improvements are too large to be measured...

And you'll feel less tired..... :lol:
John Rudd:
Ok guys,

Some progress today in the garage..after a bit of diy in the house ( we're redecorating...oh boy what a chore that is


So,

After deciding how to progress this, I made up the shaft for the motor coupling that the driving dog is going to slide on...

Here's some snaps...

I cut a piece of EN1 about 40mm long using my trusty bandsaw...Saves a lot of un-necessary grief..

After making a lot of swarf, I have made the shaft that will attach to the worm gear..The idea being that the driving part of the dog clutch will slide on the shaft...
John Rudd:
I need to cut a keyway for a 3mm key to locate the driving dog..the dog clutch I intend to make from some 38mm 6082 ally bar that I have,but that's something for tomorrow...more pictures...

Tune in next time folks...


More to follow..
Darren:
That's a good start, once you get going it will all fall into place.... :ddb:

keep the pic's coming, I'd like to see how you tackle this... :dremel:
John Rudd:

--- Quote from: Darren on July 18, 2009, 02:11:29 PM ---That's a good start, once you get going it will all fall into place.... :ddb:

keep the pic's coming, I'd like to see how you tackle this... :dremel:

--- End quote ---

Cheers Darren...

I need to dust off the angle grinder and fire up the gas axe....for the next stages.. :scratch: (only kiddin' )


Nah really, I think I got it sorted I might have to machine a bit off the body of the gearbox to reduce the overall profile  so that too much doesnt stick out at the lh end of the machine...
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