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Home Base => Introductions => Topic started by: MrChips on July 03, 2013, 09:53:11 AM
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A Big Hi to all the members out there.
I so enjoy your Forum and hope to be a contributor.
I'm 73 and have retired fro the 3M Company after 30 years service in California and Texas.
Enjoy working on cars, currently have a 81 VW diesel truck, have interesting cars I have owned are, 57 MGA Coupe, 71 Jaguar XJ6, 63 200SB Benz, 29 Model A Ford.
Enjoy wood working, with table saw, jointer, planer, router, band saw, etc.
Also enjoy Metal work, Mini Mill recently added a power drive, old Craftsman/Atlas 6" metal lathe, Metal Band saw.
Completed recent Projects, 36"x 48"x7" CNC.
Current projects, a Dividing Head making out of a 30:1 gear reduction unit. I do need a table to the 30:1 data.
Thank you all
Mr Chips
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Welcome aboard Mr Chips - you don't HAVE to be mad to be here, but it helps enormously :lol:
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Hiya MrChips :wave:
Welcome to the collective :borg:
Eric
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Here's a sample output from my DIVHEADT program (available free on my webpage). If you don't have the indicated hole plates, the data file can be edited to reflect the plates you have available.
If you don't know which plates you need, my DPLATES program (contained in the DIVHEAD archive) can calculate that for you, e.g....
REQUIRED DIVIDING HEAD HOLE PLATES
DH worm gear ratio [40] ? 30
Maximum number of divisions needed [50] ?
Hole plates required for all divisions up to 50
5,6,9,13,14,16,17,19,22,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,49,
Turns & holes/plate for dividing head with worm gear ratio = 30:1
Available hole plates =
16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49,
2 => 15 & 0
3 => 10 & 0
4 => 7 & 8/16 or 10/20
5 => 6 & 0
6 => 5 & 0
7 => 4 & 10/35 or 14/49
8 => 3 & 12/16 or 15/20
9 => 3 & 9/27 or 11/33 or 13/39 or 15/45
10 => 3 & 0
11 => 2 & 24/33
12 => 2 & 8/16 or 10/20
13 => 2 & 12/39
14 => 2 & 5/35 or 7/49
15 => 2 & 0
16 => 1 & 14/16
17 => 1 & 13/17
18 => 1 & 18/27 or 22/33 or 26/39 or 30/45
19 => 1 & 11/19
20 => 1 & 8/16 or 10/20
21 => 1 & 15/35 or 21/49
22 => 1 & 12/33
23 => 1 & 7/23
24 => 1 & 4/16 or 5/20
25 => 1 & 4/20 or 5/25 or 7/35 or 9/45
26 => 1 & 6/39
27 => 1 & 3/27 or 5/45
28 => a plate with an integer multiple of 14 holes is required
29 => 1 & 1/29
30 => 1 & 0
31 => 0 & 30/31
32 => 0 & 15/16
33 => 0 & 30/33
34 => 0 & 15/17
35 => 0 & 30/35 or 42/49
36 => a plate with an integer multiple of 6 holes is required
37 => 0 & 30/37
38 => 0 & 15/19
39 => 0 & 30/39
40 => 0 & 12/16 or 15/20
41 => 0 & 30/41
42 => 0 & 25/35 or 35/49
43 => 0 & 30/43
44 => a plate with an integer multiple of 22 holes is required
45 => 0 & 18/27 or 22/33 or 26/39 or 30/45
46 => 0 & 15/23
47 => 0 & 30/47
48 => 0 & 10/16
49 => 0 & 30/49
50 => 0 & 12/20 or 15/25 or 21/35 or 27/45
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hi and welcume
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Great to have you here -- and thank you for introducing yourself MrChips! Definitely looking forward to seeing your dividing head project. :wave: :wave:
Marv, those are two really nice little programs, and will come in handy when I make plates for my own dividing head. :beer:
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Hi and welcome to us :wave:
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Hi Mr Chips,
Welcome to the forum, you will enjoy.
Cheers David