Ik heb een qua afmetingen vergelijkbare shaper, een Engelse Alba 1A uit de jaren 50. Elke keer is het weer genieten als ik ermee werk. Succes met de jouwe!!
Hey dankjewel. Het is een mooi stukje techniek. Ik geniet er ook elke keer van. Alleen die overbrenging moet stiller!! Ik wil de clapperbox horen boven de rest😉
hey and thanks for your response. under tension with a threaded rod. I've tried. the nuts rattle loose. and indeed I have seen it on other machines as a lathe. But they pull and I pushed against the leg.
@@DoMetalStuff It helps, befor the nut rattle loose? You can secure the nut with spring washer / take two nuts and tention them against or choose a sef-secure-nut (the nut with a plastic ring).
@@christiankurtz3231 that rattling loose isn't really the problem. it's more like having to adjust. because the pulley has 3 v belt positions low middle and high speed. it would be nice if that was easy to do
@@DoMetalStuff Ah, i see. Ok, then i see 3 options: oldstyle Spring-solution, "car-hood-lifter" or a modify clamping nut for your situation (like on a lathe to ingage the spindle). All options should give you a quick change option.
that's how I picked up the shaper. and with this transfer step. I have the rotation per minute. so I thought that's how it should be. do you have another idea?
if I connect the motor directly to the clutch. I probably need a lower rpm motor. (I dont have one) what i once learned somewhere is that with a flywheel the transmission is stronger and smoother
Ik heb een qua afmetingen vergelijkbare shaper, een Engelse Alba 1A uit de jaren 50. Elke keer is het weer genieten als ik ermee werk. Succes met de jouwe!!
Hey dankjewel. Het is een mooi stukje techniek. Ik geniet er ook elke keer van. Alleen die overbrenging moet stiller!! Ik wil de clapperbox horen boven de rest😉
Tention the motor by heavy spring, carhood-lifter or threaded rod as usual by machines. The weight of the motor only is to not enough.
hey and thanks for your response. under tension with a threaded rod. I've tried. the nuts rattle loose. and indeed I have seen it on other machines as a lathe. But they pull and I pushed against the leg.
@@DoMetalStuff It helps, befor the nut rattle loose?
You can secure the nut with spring washer / take two nuts and tention them against or choose a sef-secure-nut (the nut with a plastic ring).
@@christiankurtz3231 that rattling loose isn't really the problem. it's more like having to adjust. because the pulley has 3 v belt positions low middle and high speed. it would be nice if that was easy to do
@@DoMetalStuff Ah, i see. Ok, then i see 3 options:
oldstyle Spring-solution, "car-hood-lifter" or a modify clamping nut for your situation (like on a lathe to ingage the spindle). All options should give you a quick change option.
@@christiankurtz3231 then i think the lathe option would be good. but now my brain has to figure out how. without removing a leg from the table
Is there a reason why you use an seconday shaft instead of the motor directly to the clutch?
that's how I picked up the shaper. and with this transfer step. I have the rotation per minute. so I thought that's how it should be. do you have another idea?
if I connect the motor directly to the clutch. I probably need a lower rpm motor. (I dont have one) what i once learned somewhere is that with a flywheel the transmission is stronger and smoother