Might have more to do with the flash.First pass. I'm always amazed at the shutter speed of my cheap point & shoot Cannon camera. That spindle is turning about 2600 RPM in this picture, no motion blur at all.
John.
Might have more to do with the flash.First pass. I'm always amazed at the shutter speed of my cheap point & shoot Cannon camera. That spindle is turning about 2600 RPM in this picture, no motion blur at all.
Was looking at the application of this tension arm on the original assembly. Will you be able to apply enough tension with the short leg of the lever where the spring attaches?
Also, how are you handling aligning the belt drive wheels to ensure belts will track correctly? Didn't see any in the assembly drawing.
Centrifugal force is the main tensioning action, the spring just applies a pre-tension.
I'm hoping the crown on the drive pulleys will do the job. If not, I'll have to figure something out.
Thank you for the kind words.
Nice work on the T-Nuts. Do those require a radius to run in a slot? Don't see where they are going.