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* Specs call for 27mm bar. This can easily be swapped for 1 1/16" hex bar (26.9875mm). 1 1/16" 303SS bar is hard to source. 1" or 1 1/8" is much more common, but would require an adjustment of the laser cut files. | * Specs call for 27mm bar. This can easily be swapped for 1 1/16" hex bar (26.9875mm). 1 1/16" 303SS bar is hard to source. 1" or 1 1/8" is much more common, but would require an adjustment of the laser cut files. | ||
| − | == Motor Considerations == | + | === Motor Considerations === |
* 70RPM, 80-100 NM Torque. | * 70RPM, 80-100 NM Torque. | ||
* Interchangeable with extruder motor, ideally. | * Interchangeable with extruder motor, ideally. | ||
* Salvaged would be ideal. Old washing machine motor or drill press motor? | * Salvaged would be ideal. Old washing machine motor or drill press motor? | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 7 June 2016
Quotes for Laser cutting:
- http://chinalasercuttingservice.com USD$342 including shipping. (~CAN$440)
- Advanced MetalTech - Guelph - CAN$575 - all imperial sizes.
- Amber Steel - Kitchener - CAN$$1588 for 3 sets, HST Incl
Hex bar
- Ideal is to use Stainless steel 303 bar for axle to better stand up to Haitian environment.
- Specs call for 27mm bar. This can easily be swapped for 1 1/16" hex bar (26.9875mm). 1 1/16" 303SS bar is hard to source. 1" or 1 1/8" is much more common, but would require an adjustment of the laser cut files.
Motor Considerations
- 70RPM, 80-100 NM Torque.
- Interchangeable with extruder motor, ideally.
- Salvaged would be ideal. Old washing machine motor or drill press motor?
