Fusion360 Postprozessor für LinuxCNC 5 Achsen

are you relay gone build this system
Whow that woudt be a big chellenge if you do not ot precise machineng

pl7i92 wrote: are you relay gone build this system
Whow that woudt be a big chellenge if you do not ot precise machineng

I thought about building it, but decided not to bother.

It was actually designed to be relatively easy to machine, as the working part is mainly a circle of plain drilled holes and off-the-shelf ground pins.

Same working principle as harmonic drive, but pins instead of gears.
Harmonic drives have that cross-roller bearing that make them stiff, yet easy to rotate. A compact DIY should have that as well. SHG-type hd are on ebay for 300-400 usd/eur. To make it really compact one has to work with the motor, that's the big benefit of FHA I guess. It is already done.

ones more i woudt like to ask
if somone got a Col part for 5Axis sync at around 120mm Diameter
as for education lessons
my parts arent that good most only plane axis milldrill

a turbo vent isent available in a good CAD

not sure I understood your request - but here is an impeller I had quickly modeled a360.co/2KQoKdU

thank you for the part
sorry it is a BAD Request on Autodesk you may be part of there system to get it shown

I joined teams in Fusion 360, maybe that caused the link to fail. I've updated the link now, please try again.

if someone has interest, here is the link to a Hypocycloid gear calculator. The only downside is you need visual Studio for it to run:

github.com/dsuarezv/GearSolver

It outputs DXF files

andypugh wrote: Nice. I can see myself offering-up my spare harmonic drive mounting casting to my existing A axis tonight, and seeing if there are any more FHA drives on eBay.

Hast du die Teile gegossen Andy, hab ich das richtig verstanden?
Gruß Sven

No, I had them cast for me by a commercial foundry.