Step 1 - Linear Slide Bearings for CNC Machine
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Dude, I fucking love you.
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@steveBB30 Make the inner width slightly wider than than rail+gib stock. Bolt last plate down on top, and tighten up until rail too tight to rotate, and is so constrained to slide/rotate between plates. Insert gib stock, and remaining holes take set screws the tighten gibbs against side of way , the clearance gap added between the guide rails, allows a little adjustment if you want to rotate the box a little, or loosen/tighten up the action. Don't need rails to be perfectly parallel either.
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So how do you tighten the slide? What about brinnelling of the ball bearings?
Isn't it easier to form a box slide.
take square stock that will form the way, and some slightly smaller stock that will form guide rails and gibbs. Take 2 of the rail stock and a drill hole at each end. Rotate stock 90 deg, and drill/tap 3 additional holes. Next get 2 plates, and use the end holes in the guide rails to drill holes that will allow a "U" section.to be formed.
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Kevin Spacey?
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Sie können immer spot hessischen Akzent, egal wie gut die englische Aussprache!
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@pleabargain Thanks
RPM on the drill is way too slow
pardomtlca 1 year ago
@pardomtlca Thanks. I've gotten way better tools since then. :)) However, the RPM may appear slow due to the video and FPS. The rpm was at the tool's maximum.
anajonesr 1 year ago
Would be a better, and more precisely for some part if round bar is moving between 4 bearing ? For example I make two of those U made during this video and put second on other side of bar, then U get bar surrounded with one bearing at every 90 degree ? ? I hope U understand me ? :) Cheers
milek021 1 year ago
@milek021 Yes, I did this initially, but the bar needs to be hardened steel to minimize the flex that will occur. I selected aluminum angle since it can be made to hug another supporting material and is much more rigid.
anajonesr 1 year ago