Good plan!
Nice looking mold cavity also, is that CNC? I think I see the typical CNC machining marks around it.
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As mentioned, SOME people seem to get what they want when they want it. Maybe they took the trouble to learn how to get good parts.
Some...Last edited by J Tiers; Today, 10:09 AM.
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BF, you are being nasty ....................as usual.... At least I was being helpful, not "damning with faint praise". Are you Doozer's...
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And, yet, many people right here, "non-professional" users, get just what they want when they want it.
Your problem...
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Plumbing is extremely difficult to outsource to china. So are many other "trades". Engineering, finance, nearly any "desk job",...
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Plastic is a poor heat conductor. The heat gun tends to heat the outside too hot before the inside of the material is hot enough. The oven can be set...
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The time is not remarkably short for your purpose. If, instead, you were making a commercial product, and wanted parts for a prototype...Last edited by J Tiers; Today, 08:46 AM.
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It's sort of illustrated by my example. With a bit of Dooz thrown in.
If you have a need to produce plastic parts without molding, it can...Last edited by J Tiers; Yesterday, 11:53 PM.
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And, any sort of reasonable clearance of a pin in a hole should do better than that by at least a factor of 3 even when worn a bit. Therefore, a straight...
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Just have a setup that looks like a huge pin chuck. 3 tapered "petals" that are just a turned and split cone, with threads behind it., and a...
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You did not say it as far as I know. People read into posts whatever they want, and that's if they bother to read past the title. Don't worry about...
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I have to agree, that is a great use for a 3D printer.
Back when I still had the Volvo wagon, I was ready to get a printer. I had been...
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Some easy checks:
Check both arbors at the large end for diameter. If different, what are the diameters?
Put the two tapers...
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Yep, the saddle is a very good plan if there is no saddle in place now..
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They are commercially available, although possibly not so much where you are.
Still a friction fit, but at least is a backup, and they hold...
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It surely would not hurt to do that. You could also put a block above, as weight at the extreme end produces an up force on the u-bolt joint. The crane...Last edited by J Tiers; Yesterday, 11:58 AM.
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So where do you get that stuff? I looked at the Bahco "where to buy", but there were a lot of pages, and the map showed diddley in the US....
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