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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
Small upgrade today, replaced the simple set screws in the pulleys with locking assembly COM-B.
Way better torque holding an almost no runout.







Uwe
Way better torque holding an almost no runout.







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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
Much better than setscrews. I use Fenner Trantorque bushing. Same principle, but smaller OD for the same shaft size so they can fit on smaller pulleys.
https://www.fennerdrives.com/trantorque/
https://www.fennerdrives.com/trantorque/
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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
Thea are called Locking assembly TT by my dealer:tblough wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 4:13 pm Much better than setscrews. I use Fenner Trantorque bushing. Same principle, but smaller OD for the same shaft size so they can fit on smaller pulleys.
https://www.fennerdrives.com/trantorque/
https://www.maedler.de/Article/61550110
For some reason higher price-tag than Com-B
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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
taper locks are the way to go! nice upgrade.
Need support? READ THIS POST first. http://centroidcncforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=1043
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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn
Hi Uwe, LOVE IT! going to do the same for my lathe and buy one of these probes for the mill as well. I really hate the skim cut method, LOL. Again thanks for the recommendation on the probe.
I wanted to ask you why you made the shaft of the probe end so long? Shorter would be less run out but I assume you had a reason for how long you made it. Also what material did you make the probe tip in? Stainless?
IS there an off-the-shelf probe tip available that you know of that fits this little probe? I assume you made yours?
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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
Hi,
you can just use M2.5 Tips made for dial indicators like me.
The shaft is a cheap ER16 Toolholder with 20mm shaft.
Chuck is a precision one from Bison, repeats in a 0,02mm range
Uwe
you can just use M2.5 Tips made for dial indicators like me.
The shaft is a cheap ER16 Toolholder with 20mm shaft.
Chuck is a precision one from Bison, repeats in a 0,02mm range
Uwe
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So much to learn, Im not familiar yet with interchangeable indicator tips. Is the shaft and disk on your set up 2 separate pieces like these?
https://www.amazon.com/Indicator-Extens ... =8-79&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Contact-Digital- ... 21&sr=8-79
I see these that are machined as a single part but the disks are really thin, not good for this set up.
https://www.amazon.com/Contact-Points-I ... 21&sr=8-84
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Re: New Build, PM2700 lathe with Acorn, Videos and Photos <upgraded to AC servos>
Jep first two links, but I use them from Mitutoyo...
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