Lathe using C axis mode making a synchronized pulley

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08 Mar 2017 07:04 - 08 Mar 2017 07:09 #89197 by emcPT
Is not LinuxCNC amazing?


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08 Mar 2017 07:20 - 08 Mar 2017 07:21 #89200 by tommylight
Ola EmcPt,
Yes it is, if only we had a link to watch it ! :) :) :)

Oh the link is there.
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09 Mar 2017 11:19 #89268 by andypugh
I have the right hob for making T5 timing pulleys, so can do it this way:
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09 Mar 2017 12:27 - 09 Mar 2017 12:29 #89273 by emcPT
In my case the pulley have a chamfered end that prevents the belt extrusion. That would be impossible to make (in one part) with the hub due to its radius. The orange is the teeth and they go up to the chamfer.
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09 Mar 2017 12:31 #89274 by emcPT
And by the way, removing the rod from the lathe, putting it on the mill will always go a bit of center.
Making all in one tight provides the best result.

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