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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby Riton » Sun 9. Dec 2012, 20:42

News:
plans reported on the model
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby sirnoname » Sun 9. Dec 2012, 23:53

This is much work you are doing.
Do you think the chair will move if the weight of a person will stuck your wooden stick into hole solution?
As far I have learned from the rock'n'ride you need ball beared solutions.
This could be in your case drawer rails with metal ball bearing solutions.

Another question would be if this wooden construction will carry a person without break down.
Is this a modelling prototype and you will do this again out of metal?
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby Riton » Mon 10. Dec 2012, 00:09

it's just a model.
it will be made ​​of steel of course.
For sliding and rotating part, I use bronze bushings and ball joints. look at post 1

This wooden model allows me to check the plans, and trouble-free operation before performing steel.

I pioneered this achievement versus dynamic force.

This is not the jacks which moves towards the cockpit,
but, the axes which slide and rotate simultaneously.

the chassis is simpler, easier to achieve.

The model helps me to reflect on my work and verify potential problems.
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby sirnoname » Mon 10. Dec 2012, 00:52

it will be made ​​of steel of course.


Very good!
Is there a plan when you begin with the steel work?
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby Riton » Mon 10. Dec 2012, 01:14

I hope to start soon the steel construction, this project is very motivating!
I must complete engine positioning for 360 ° rotation.
I still have to work on the model for all check and all the true position before carrying steel.

I'll start slowly with a pole and the realization of a single slide assembly.
I do realize machining.
There are parts to buy, this is fast money ...

I would not want to buy all the pieces and realize that there is a malfunction.

I will post the work of course!
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby Riton » Mon 10. Dec 2012, 23:35

simulating movement of a motor on the model
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby prodigy » Sat 12. Jan 2013, 15:15

Riton, any progress with your Ultimate Machine?

I'm eager to see how would it work..
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby Riton » Thu 17. Jan 2013, 12:47

yes!
I got a job with the design of pipe support pads bronze.
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I placed an order for two steel pipes an online business
http://www.easyusinage.com/
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I also plan for new channels coat, I can verify that the items placed correctly.
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I prepare the steel for achieving scale tests with a set,
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Then I'll make the other two
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby mimio37B » Sun 20. Jan 2013, 11:03

Hello Riton,

I see your work from the beginning, very good project, I think it would be better use ball ring (I think like Sinoname).
http://img.directindustry.fr/images_di/photo-g/douille-a-billes-12564-2514615.jpg

You do not fear to rapid wear or hang on the axis?

It's posible to use self-lubricating ring?
http://img.directindustry.fr/images_di/photo-g/bague-de-guidage-pour-moule-et-outillage-14398-2823921.jpg

There are also composite ring, but probably more expensive.
http://www.pei-france.com/uploads/tx_etim/PEI10635.jpg
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Re: Ultimate MSXR 3/4DOF

Postby motiondave » Sun 20. Jan 2013, 11:28

I like the "one pole" setup, looks good.
I am sure it will all hold together and the bearings will be fine, just a matter of finding the right product.
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