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  1. #1
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    Need help with math

    a 360 turn of the hand wheel on my rotary table is 2.25 degrees of rotation of the table.
    how much of a turn of the hand wheel = 1 degree of table rotation

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    360 degrees rotation for handwheel = 2.25 degrees rotation for table

    360 degrees / 2.25 = 160 degees

    So 160 degrees rotation for handwheel = 1 degree rotation for table
    embrace enthusiasm to accomplish the task
    Gary Davies... www.durhamrobotics.com

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    160 at the handwheel. Odd number though. Most rotary tables are 90:1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by metlmunchr
    160 at the handwheel. Odd number though. Most rotary tables are 90:1.
    The other common ratio is 40:1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by metlmunchr
    160 at the handwheel. Odd number though. Most rotary tables are 90:1.

    Sherline's 4 inch tables are 72:1. Probably the most popular table ever.

    Fred Smith - IMService
    http://www.cadcamcadcam.com

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    Thats the number.
    Turns into 425 steps in mach2

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    Quote Originally Posted by metlmunchr
    160 at the handwheel. Odd number though. Most rotary tables are 90:1.
    Yes, that 160 turn table would definitely not be classed as a user friendly rotary table for manual use!
    First you get good, then you get fast. Then grouchiness sets in.

    (Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)

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    Hu, everyone knows true "user friendly" dividing devices have motors attached to them. Motors help prevent so much of our blood from draining out thru our knuckles

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