Technical drawings for side housings
08-08-2007, 03:54 PM
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Does any one have, or know where I can find, some technical drawings of the rotor surface of a side housing (end or centre)? I need drawings which indicates location of dowel pin holes in relation to crankshaft hole, and the center point of the arc for the intake ports.
I am building a jig so I can more easily port my side housings on a mill but I need to provide accurate diagrams of certain points on the surface of the side-housing in order for my mounting plate to be CNC'd.
Any help would be most appreciated...
I am building a jig so I can more easily port my side housings on a mill but I need to provide accurate diagrams of certain points on the surface of the side-housing in order for my mounting plate to be CNC'd.
Any help would be most appreciated...
08-08-2007, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RightHandDrive' post='879812' date='Aug 8 2007, 01:54 PM
Does any one have, or know where I can find, some technical drawings of the rotor surface of a side housing (end or centre)? I need drawings which indicates location of dowel pin holes in relation to crankshaft hole, and the center point of the arc for the intake ports.
I am building a jig so I can more easily port my side housings on a mill but I need to provide accurate diagrams of certain points on the surface of the side-housing in order for my mounting plate to be CNC'd.
Any help would be most appreciated...
I am building a jig so I can more easily port my side housings on a mill but I need to provide accurate diagrams of certain points on the surface of the side-housing in order for my mounting plate to be CNC'd.
Any help would be most appreciated...
A few minutes on a coordinated measuring machine would get you the drawings if it is slaved to three axis of computers.
Put a ball tip on a dial indicator and run the iron on your mill table and record the distances right on the mill.
Lynn E. Hanover
08-09-2007, 09:59 AM
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I had planned on something similar if I couldn't track down some drawings. My attitude is why rediscover that which has already been documented. Figured I'd ask before doing it manually.
Cheers...
Marc
I had planned on something similar if I couldn't track down some drawings. My attitude is why rediscover that which has already been documented. Figured I'd ask before doing it manually.
Cheers...
Marc
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